Georgia Jumper Dude

Georgia Jumper Dude We are a family run company that specializes in the breeding, care, and adoption of jumping spiders.
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06/25/2026

Hello everyone, Dude here. Just wanted to reach out to everyone with some changes we are going to be making. As our business has grown in popularity, we have taken on a heavier workload between our online presence and with expos. It has come to the point where we are preparing for expos nearly every weekend of the year, which has taken much of our focus, time, and energy to prep for, leaving less time for an online presence, and a proper work/life balance. We have decided that we are going to cut down on the amount of physical expos that we attend, in order to have more balance between online, and in person sales and support.

We would love to offer more as far as individual Spider listings, and things such as decorated enclosures online, and this will give us the opportunity to do so, and allow some decompression and personal time for ourselves as well. We are currently working 100+ hours weekly to make sure that all of the spiders are cared for, Etsy orders are fulfilled, messages are answered, social media is updated, shipping and receiving is completed, spiders are listed, and expos are prepped for. We want to make sure that we do not start to slack on the services that we offer, and also provide ourselves a bit of time off for personal/family time, and we believe that cutting down on expos is the best way to address it without neglecting anything else. We truly appreciate all of you, and all of the support that you give. We want to make sure that we can be the best that we can be for all of you.

Thank you all so much for your understanding as we make these changes. We are currently working through what shows we will be attending, but will be updating our expo schedule accordingly. So far it is looking like our South Carolina stops with be the most affected, not including Greenville. Absolutely none of our home base (ATL) shows will be affected.

Thanks again for all of your love and support. We love you guys!

06/24/2026

Hey guys, we finally got the wǐnnėrs for our 23,000 follower gift away. Dillon has had several things to do but should be home soon to reach out to everyone! Thank you all for playing along and congrats to the wǐnnėrs. We have hit 24,000 followers, so new gǐvǐe coming soon!

Here are our wǐnnėrs for this go around 🥳

🥇Alex Singletary: chose 16,642 & drawn number was 16,975 (juv M reg)

🥈 Elle Morningstar: chose 2,616 & drawn number was 2,676 (4x4x6” Brick Top Enclosure)

🥉 Tom Valente: chose 20,660 & drawn number was 21,129 (Accessory Kit)

🏆 (Top Fans Only) Gray Mae: chose 4,013 & drawn number was 4,077 (juv M or F reg)

Thanks again everyone and congrats to those named above! We will do this again very soon for our followers, so be on the lookout!

I meant to post these earlier for those of y’all that prefer photos, but got busy packing spoods and forgot (which have ...
06/24/2026

I meant to post these earlier for those of y’all that prefer photos, but got busy packing spoods and forgot (which have been dropped off for FedEx pickup btw.. 🥳)

Here are the photos taken last night of my seladonia, Electra. I like photos because I like being able to zoom in and really look at colors and patterns (same with the jumpers.) I mean… have you ever seen such an amazing little thing?

“Electric” is the word I think of every time I look at this baby, which is how I came up with the name. It looks like each leg is its own galaxy. It’s a type of beauty that I’ve been so grateful to be able to appreciate in person, and I have captured it the best I could on the camera to share with you all.

These photos were taken while they were eating inside of their enclosure. They were close enough to the top of the enclosure that my phone reached them. Photos were taken with my eye phone and a clip on macro.

T. seladonia (Brazilian Jewel) from Marshall Arachnids

06/24/2026

My oldest seladonia blessed me with their presence today! They were roaming their enclosure so I offered a cricket and they took it right away.

I think they may have recently molted, which surprises me because I haven’t seen a molt. But I can see the face so much clearer and there seems to be more color development on the head.

I cannot get over how stunning this species is. There isn’t much to this video, except a nice clear view of that adorable face and vivid colors. This video is meant for you to take a moment and observe the beauty of a T. seladonia, one of the world’s most beautiful arachnids imo. This baby is about a year old now. Still pretty small, but this is a dwarf species. Incredible creature for sure!

Last but not least: This beautiful girl is a captive bred juvenile female regal. Mother is Winks. Currently eating 1/4-3...
06/23/2026

Last but not least: This beautiful girl is a captive bred juvenile female regal. Mother is Winks. Currently eating 1/4-3/8” crickets and small mealworms. It was hard to capture under bright light, but in person her chels look blue. She is a stunning little foxy girl! Her cricket his from her so she’s a little small for her photo shoot, but she was given a new meal afterward and is eating now 😉

This beautiful boy is a captive bred mature male otiosus, FL variation. Mother is Chryseis. He currently eats 1/4-3/8” c...
06/23/2026

This beautiful boy is a captive bred mature male otiosus, FL variation. Mother is Chryseis. He currently eats 1/4-3/8” crickets and small mealworms. He matured just over a month ago and is absolutely stunning. Enjoys exploring and jumps VERY far. Playground recommended to get those jumpies out on.

This cutie pie is a captive bred juvenile female regal. Mother is Winks. She currently eats 1/4” crickets and mini mealw...
06/23/2026

This cutie pie is a captive bred juvenile female regal. Mother is Winks. She currently eats 1/4” crickets and mini mealworms. She is still little but is already sporting some gorgeous colors. Sweet personality. Great age to begin trust bonding.

This adorable girly is a captive raised juvenile Ike female regal. Mother is Eleven. Mom is dark phased but unsure of ge...
06/23/2026

This adorable girly is a captive raised juvenile Ike female regal. Mother is Eleven. Mom is dark phased but unsure of genetics otherwise. Currently eating 1/4” crickets and mini-small mealworms. I don’t know if she’s better compared to a chicken nugget or a Christmas ham, but she is a good eater and is so dang cute!

This little sweet pea is a captive bred subadult female regal. Mother is Peaches. She currently eats 1/4-3/8” crickets a...
06/23/2026

This little sweet pea is a captive bred subadult female regal. Mother is Peaches. She currently eats 1/4-3/8” crickets and small mealworms. Very sweet and curious girl. Very calm while out with me.

This beautiful girl is a captive bred subadult female otiosus, FL variation. Mother is Chryseis. She currently eats 3/8”...
06/23/2026

This beautiful girl is a captive bred subadult female otiosus, FL variation. Mother is Chryseis. She currently eats 3/8” crickets and small-medium mealworms. Sporting gorgeous colors with a beautiful golden hue. Hard to say exactly what colors female Oti’s she will be, but I would expect some gold to shine throughout her colors in maturity.

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Winder, GA
30680

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Monday 9am - 11pm
Tuesday 9am - 11pm
Wednesday 9am - 11pm
Thursday 9am - 11pm
Friday 9am - 11pm
Saturday 9am - 11pm

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