Tiny tan jumping spider in Arizona. Can anyone guess the species?

Numismatica

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Hello all! I caught this little guy a little while ago and was really excited as I’ve wanted a jumping spider for a long time! I assume it’s some smaller species but I’d be stoked to find out it’s just a bitty baby! I don’t have great photos but I’ll take as many guesses as you got and look through them on my own time.

Thank you in advance :)
 

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Charliemum

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Kind of looks like your pic but I am not sure I am not brilliant with us spiders hope it helps tho 😊
 
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reminds me of Sassicus vitis. but its hard to see with those photos.

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Can't really tell how hairy your specimen is tho.
 
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Numismatica said:
Hello all! I caught this little guy a little while ago and was really excited as I’ve wanted a jumping spider for a long time! I assume it’s some smaller species but I’d be stoked to find out it’s just a bitty baby! I don’t have great photos but I’ll take as many guesses as you got and look through them on my own time.

Thank you in advance :)
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It doesn't like like Habronattus coecatus to me, can you please send a clearer pic? Maybe take her out of the enclosure for the pic.
 
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