
Eyelash Jumping Spider (Hyllus diardi)
Eyelash Jumping Spider (Hyllus diardi) Care Sheet
Quick Facts
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Common Name | Eyelash Jumping Spider |
| Scientific Name | Hyllus diardi |
| Origin | Southeast Asia (Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia) |
| Adult Size | 1.5–2.5 cm body length |
| Lifespan | 1–2 years |
| Activity | Diurnal, active hunter |
Behavior
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Very alert and active; excellent jumper.
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Diurnal predator; uses eyesight to stalk and pounce on prey.
-
Generally calm but can be defensive if threatened.
-
Enjoys vertical climbing surfaces and small hides.
Enclosure Requirements
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Tank Size: Minimum 5–10 liters for a single adult
-
Substrate: 2–3 cm of coco fiber, peat moss, or soil
-
Decor: Branches, twigs, leaves, and small hides; provide climbing surfaces
-
Humidity: 60–70%
-
Temperature:
-
Day: 24–28°C
-
Night: 20–24°C
-
-
Lighting: Indirect light; moderate lighting enhances activity
-
Ventilation: Good airflow to prevent mold and maintain health
Compatibility
-
Best housed singly; highly territorial and predatory.
-
Avoid cohabiting with other spiders or small invertebrates.
Diet
-
Carnivorous; feeds on small live insects:
-
Fruit flies
-
Small crickets
-
Springtails
-
-
Feed twice a week - very small/young specimens may need more frequent feeds.
-
Provide small water droplets for hydration
Care Tips
-
Avoid handling; fragile and fast-moving.
-
Maintain moderate humidity for molting.
-
Provide climbing and hiding opportunities.
-
Clean enclosure regularly; remove uneaten prey and mold.
-
Ensure secure lid; excellent jumpers and can escape easily.
Breeding
-
Oviparous; females lay eggs in silk retreats.
-
Eggs hatch in 3–4 weeks depending on temperature and humidity.
-
Spiderlings are independent from birth and require appropriately sized prey.
Visual Quick Guide
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🏠 Enclosure: ≥5–10 L, climbing surfaces, hides
-
🌡️ Temp: Day 24–28°C / Night 20–24°C
-
💧 Humidity: 60–70%
-
🍴 Diet: Carnivorous (small live insects)
-
🕒 Activity: Diurnal, active hunter
-
⚠️ Stress: Avoid handling; provide climbing surfaces and hides
Please note: We don't ship live animals. You can order online and choose click and collect, and we will hold it for you.
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Eyelash Jumping Spider (Hyllus diardi)
Eyelash Jumping Spider (Hyllus diardi) Care Sheet
Quick Facts
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Common Name | Eyelash Jumping Spider |
| Scientific Name | Hyllus diardi |
| Origin | Southeast Asia (Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia) |
| Adult Size | 1.5–2.5 cm body length |
| Lifespan | 1–2 years |
| Activity | Diurnal, active hunter |
Behavior
-
Very alert and active; excellent jumper.
-
Diurnal predator; uses eyesight to stalk and pounce on prey.
-
Generally calm but can be defensive if threatened.
-
Enjoys vertical climbing surfaces and small hides.
Enclosure Requirements
-
Tank Size: Minimum 5–10 liters for a single adult
-
Substrate: 2–3 cm of coco fiber, peat moss, or soil
-
Decor: Branches, twigs, leaves, and small hides; provide climbing surfaces
-
Humidity: 60–70%
-
Temperature:
-
Day: 24–28°C
-
Night: 20–24°C
-
-
Lighting: Indirect light; moderate lighting enhances activity
-
Ventilation: Good airflow to prevent mold and maintain health
Compatibility
-
Best housed singly; highly territorial and predatory.
-
Avoid cohabiting with other spiders or small invertebrates.
Diet
-
Carnivorous; feeds on small live insects:
-
Fruit flies
-
Small crickets
-
Springtails
-
-
Feed twice a week - very small/young specimens may need more frequent feeds.
-
Provide small water droplets for hydration
Care Tips
-
Avoid handling; fragile and fast-moving.
-
Maintain moderate humidity for molting.
-
Provide climbing and hiding opportunities.
-
Clean enclosure regularly; remove uneaten prey and mold.
-
Ensure secure lid; excellent jumpers and can escape easily.
Breeding
-
Oviparous; females lay eggs in silk retreats.
-
Eggs hatch in 3–4 weeks depending on temperature and humidity.
-
Spiderlings are independent from birth and require appropriately sized prey.
Visual Quick Guide
-
🏠 Enclosure: ≥5–10 L, climbing surfaces, hides
-
🌡️ Temp: Day 24–28°C / Night 20–24°C
-
💧 Humidity: 60–70%
-
🍴 Diet: Carnivorous (small live insects)
-
🕒 Activity: Diurnal, active hunter
-
⚠️ Stress: Avoid handling; provide climbing surfaces and hides
Please note: We don't ship live animals. You can order online and choose click and collect, and we will hold it for you.
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Eyelash Jumping Spider (Hyllus diardi) Care Sheet
Quick Facts
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Common Name | Eyelash Jumping Spider |
| Scientific Name | Hyllus diardi |
| Origin | Southeast Asia (Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia) |
| Adult Size | 1.5–2.5 cm body length |
| Lifespan | 1–2 years |
| Activity | Diurnal, active hunter |
Behavior
-
Very alert and active; excellent jumper.
-
Diurnal predator; uses eyesight to stalk and pounce on prey.
-
Generally calm but can be defensive if threatened.
-
Enjoys vertical climbing surfaces and small hides.
Enclosure Requirements
-
Tank Size: Minimum 5–10 liters for a single adult
-
Substrate: 2–3 cm of coco fiber, peat moss, or soil
-
Decor: Branches, twigs, leaves, and small hides; provide climbing surfaces
-
Humidity: 60–70%
-
Temperature:
-
Day: 24–28°C
-
Night: 20–24°C
-
-
Lighting: Indirect light; moderate lighting enhances activity
-
Ventilation: Good airflow to prevent mold and maintain health
Compatibility
-
Best housed singly; highly territorial and predatory.
-
Avoid cohabiting with other spiders or small invertebrates.
Diet
-
Carnivorous; feeds on small live insects:
-
Fruit flies
-
Small crickets
-
Springtails
-
-
Feed twice a week - very small/young specimens may need more frequent feeds.
-
Provide small water droplets for hydration
Care Tips
-
Avoid handling; fragile and fast-moving.
-
Maintain moderate humidity for molting.
-
Provide climbing and hiding opportunities.
-
Clean enclosure regularly; remove uneaten prey and mold.
-
Ensure secure lid; excellent jumpers and can escape easily.
Breeding
-
Oviparous; females lay eggs in silk retreats.
-
Eggs hatch in 3–4 weeks depending on temperature and humidity.
-
Spiderlings are independent from birth and require appropriately sized prey.
Visual Quick Guide
-
🏠 Enclosure: ≥5–10 L, climbing surfaces, hides
-
🌡️ Temp: Day 24–28°C / Night 20–24°C
-
💧 Humidity: 60–70%
-
🍴 Diet: Carnivorous (small live insects)
-
🕒 Activity: Diurnal, active hunter
-
⚠️ Stress: Avoid handling; provide climbing surfaces and hides
Please note: We don't ship live animals. You can order online and choose click and collect, and we will hold it for you.




















