Large jumper

[mindstorm]

Can anyone ID this jumping spider?

[herpguy]

That appears to be some species of lyssomare.
-Dave

[mindstorm]

That appears to be some species of lyssomare.
-Dave

Thanks. Google came up with zero search for lyssomare! Gees, seems like the whole world knows nothing about these type of jumpers.

Are you a jumper expert?

[herpguy]

I really am not an "expert", I just know a lot about spiders. ;)
I'll see if I can determine the species for you.
-Dave

[jynxxxedangel]

A dark morph of Maevia inclemens, perhaps? 'Tis definitely a male, whatever he is.

[mindstorm]

A dark morph of Maevia inclemens, perhaps? 'Tis definitely a male, whatever he is.

Thanks for answering.
herpguy - no wonder i couldn't google lyssomare...shld be lyssomanes. The body shape from top maybe look the same, but the face doesn't. I have seen species of lyssomanes in my country. The are rather thin but have wide leg spread. This unknown fella has slightly smaller leg spread but a bigger body.
Its tip of head to tip of abdomen is 11mm.

jynxxxedangel - yea, the face looks more like a Maevia sps. But i still couldn't find an exact ID photo of this guy.

Anyway here's a clip i posted on this fella catching a big fly
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNVJokx4CAU

A couple more pics and info of the same species and its habitat which i posted here
http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/608348/+800

[crpy]

Awesome, I dont see any emboli, anybody else:?