Salticidae Pseudamycus

Pseudamycus albomaculatus (Hasselt, 1882)

White-spotted Big-eyed Jumper

In both sexes, the abdomen is adorned with white dots, against a black background (in males), and a brown background (in females). The ocular region is darker than the rest of the light brownish carapace, with the PLE mounted on low tubercles. The male has fringes of white hairs on the legs, most conspicuous dorsally on femora I to III. The female may be recognised by the darkly coloured abdominal pattern of a pair of antelope horns.