Texas Spider ID Requested!

[Smotzer]

Anyone have any idea what this might be? I am stumped beyond belief. It acts like a Salticidae with small jumpy movements and webbing behavior. It was found in leaf litter here in Spring Branch TX. Comal Co. It found in the same exact area as .25in Colonus hesperus, and a few other jumpers.
The patterning is unlike anything I have seen here or looked at online, it is maybe 1/8-1/5in dls (for scale it’s in a pill bottle) I am going to try and get a picture of the eyes here shortly. It is an absolutely gorgeous arachnid either way, I am likely going to try and rear it up to see if it gets any bigger to get an ID on it, And keep it until I figure out an ID. Thanks in advance to anyone who can help me narrow this down.

 

[viper69]

It must have DSK!!

 

[Smotzer]

It must have DSK!!

Oh your right it’s clearly a Texanus dyskinesii

 

[myrmecophile]

Perhaps Castianeira amoena

 

[Smotzer]

Perhaps Castianeira amoena

Thank you so much!! It does look somewhat similar!

 

[Doodlebird]

Perhaps Castianeira amoena

That's correct! In the future, SpiderID is very good for ID'ing spiders. I'm an active member there along with TangledWebs and LittleSlingLover, who are both amazing at what they do.

 

[Ungoliant]

That's correct! In the future, SpiderID is very good for ID'ing spiders. I'm an active member there along with TangledWebs and LittleSlingLover, who are both amazing at what they do.

I was a founding member (back when it was still Spiders.us, but sadly I haven't had the time to participate as much as I used to.

 

[Doodlebird]

I was a founding member (back when it was still Spiders.us, but sadly I haven't had the time to participate as much as I used to.

That's good to know! Is your username 'LittleSlingLover' by any chance?

 

[Ungoliant]

That's good to know! Is your username 'LittleSlingLover' by any chance?

No, I use Ungoliant there too.

 

[MrGhostMantis]

Anyone have any idea what this might be? I am stumped beyond belief. It acts like a Salticidae with small jumpy movements and webbing behavior. It was found in leaf litter here in Spring Branch TX. Comal Co. It found in the same exact area as .25in Colonus hesperus, and a few other jumpers.
The patterning is unlike anything I have seen here or looked at online, it is maybe 1/8-1/5in dls (for scale it’s in a pill bottle) I am going to try and get a picture of the eyes here shortly. It is an absolutely gorgeous arachnid either way, I am likely going to try and rear it up to see if it gets any bigger to get an ID on it, And keep it until I figure out an ID. Thanks in advance to anyone who can help me narrow this down. View attachment 385023

That appears to be a spider. (Only came here to see the “h” thing and was let down)

 

[Smotzer]

That appears to be a spider. (Only came here to see the “h” thing and was let down)

hhahaha pretty sure I wrote thhat on my phhone but here you go. some more h's