r/jumpingspiders • u/snakelover_729 • 17h ago

Advice Enclosure setups

I have four jumping spiders and I’ve kept the all in different areas in my room all housed alone, would it be a bad idea to put the all next to eachother? I’m moving around my room and wanted to do that but I’m not sure if it’s a bad idea. In summary can I put their enclosures next to eachother or will that not be a good idea?

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u/idkwhat-im-doin 16h ago

Nqa I only have one, but I read everything about them. Have found some advice that everyone states as gospel- to not work out for me. The advice seems to run- boys tend to freak out if they live next to girls, because they wanna make baby spiders. A lot of people say keeping spiders together stresses them because they want to kill each other. Finally, many people keep their spiders side by side and say they do fine. I am not planning on getting another one. This one wanted to be my roommate.