Thanks, I appreciate it. I dont see any green or colors close on the chelicerae. They actually look alot like skeleton teeth. Kinda a combination of yellow, tan, and brown. Still trying to get a good pic of that view...he is not very helpful though...always on the move...lol.If it weren't for the legs throwing me off, I'd think the second jumper in your second pictured post as a Phidippus audax. The abdominal patterning is really similar. Maybe its just not matured fully yet. Out of curiosity, are the chelicerae irridescent green?
That other jumper is awesome though, the red stripe and eyes are very cool. =)
Males come in two different morphs, the grey morph, and the tufted morph. The grey morph looks like the female, except with a more broken up pattern, and the tufted morph is black with white legs and also has a tuft of black hair coming out of it's head, Its really cute.The red/beige one looks like Maevia inclemens - Dimorphic Jumping Spider. I found this one on the house today while mowing. Males are apparently completely black.