more id help please

[wesley flower]

This week a friend found this spider in his living room. It is def not from the British spider taxon. We do know that its in the family Salticidae and we are thinking that is could be in the genus Phidippus, but we are not sure. we have no idea of country of origin. We do also know that it is an immature female atm measuring 3mm on the carapace. Here is a few pics; any ideas?

[Sonny Howdle]

It looks like a little jumping spider Wesley? Is it? I think its real cute whatever it is.
Can I have it?

[wesley flower]

it is a jumping spider.....we think a Phidippus sp cant find any id info on forign Salticids, a friend found it in his living room......he wont let me have it...lol

[Sonny Howdle]

I've asked my mum to take off the ban on google so I can see if I can look it up, i will try when mum gets her butt into gear and lets me use google.

[wesley flower]

I've asked my mum to take off the ban on google so I can see if I can look it up, i will try when mum gets her butt into gear and lets me use google.

done that matey, looked up every genus of Salticidae there is we cant find a spider that looks like this one......the problem is that we dont know where it is from.

[Peter Roach]

I've asked my mum to take off the ban on google so I can see if I can look it up, i will try when mum gets her butt into gear and lets me use google.

If she doesnt get her butt into gear Sonny you can have a look at these 2 websites about jumping spiders

http://www.salticidae.org/jsotw.html

http://www.arachnology.org/Arachnology/Pages/Salticidae.html

[KJ Vezino]

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Just a few here:

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