female Phidippus regius, cardinalis , asotus

since my last trip to Costa Rica both my MP-E and My MT24 malfunction due to the massive humidity, end up fixing the MT24 and replacing the MP-E
this is a series of Phidippus females, the last one is an unidentified Phidippus from Belize

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Wonderful series Andres.
I stop working in high humidity too.
Brian V.

A wonderful set of images.

Linda

Good photos, as I will be in the Amazon basin in a few weeks I have some questions about the humidity problem
a) how long were you there for?
b) I will be there for only a few days would that be too short to have problems?
c) Any advice about how to deal with the humidity to save the cameras equipment?

Very nice. Hard to pick a fav here too. I think I like the #5 the best because it is showing off its fangs.

Gorgeous!

lol yeah I'll try, the high humidity areas have many crazy looking bugs

thank you Linda!

you should be fine, the best thing to do is to bring tons of desiccant silica get bags and keep it all around the gear, at night I put the gear inside a diving dry bag with silica inside and get most of the air out. it usually works fine. the issue I had is that I ran out of silica

thank you Steve, yeah # 5 is cool as is a very unique pose, thanks for the comments!

thank you Moose!

Brilliant shots of the multitude of spiders, lovely lighting and colors all through

Fabulous spider shots

Thank you Hayath!

thanks Chrisa!