Phidippus regius florida
USA
These are found throughout the southeast of USA from South of Mississipi to North Carlolina, but mostly found in Florida
Males will be black and white with green or blue chelicerae
Grow on average 1.8cm can be bigger or smaller
Females
Orange, brown, yellow, abdomen can be darker with pigments of colour due to different colour phases. Females are always the most colourful species. Also can be white phases or lighter colour phases.
Grow on average to about 2.0cm can be smaller or bigger
It is important Locales are not cross breed if happens they should not be breed with as this will loose the true Locale of the species
phidippus regius isla juventud
Locale
USA
These beautiful smaller species are found on the one of many islands of Cuba isla de la juventud formally known as Isla of Pines
Size
Males will be black and white with green or blue chelicerae
Grow on average 1.0cm could be smaller or bigger
Females
Orange abdomen can be darker with pigments of orange due to different colour phases. Females are always the most colourful species.
Grow on average 1.5cm could be smaller or bigger
It is important Locales are not cross breed if happens they should not be breed with as this will loose the true Locale of the species
Phidippus regius apalachicola
Locale
USA
Native to Apalachicola region of North America
Size
Males will be black and white with green or blue chelicerae
Grow on average 2.0m could be smaller or bigger
Females
Yellow, brown, orange abdomen can be darker with pigments of with hint of colour due to different colour phases. Females are always the most colourful species. These do sometimes come on the white colour phase.
Grow on average 2.5cm could be smaller or bigger
It is important Locales are not cross breed if happens they should not be breed with as this will loose the true Locale of the species
Phidippus regius Bahamas
Locale
Are found in the Bahamas, and is also present in the southeastern United States, Bermuda, and the Greater Antilles:
The Phidippus regius is the largest jumping spider in eastern North America, with adults ranging in size from 6–22 mm. Males are usually black and white with green or blue "fangs", while females can be black and white, brown, or bright orange, depending on the locale.
