Cosmophasis Spider

It's ok, Dave folicallychalled.
My pleasure :)
I can learn ChunXingWong's lesson with you

Thanks for your explanation, ChunXingWong.
I don't know anything :(
I have to learn more

Chun - I have added 9 spottings. Some of them similar, but there are subtle differences.

Shiela - sorry for using your space to pass messages. I wish Noah had a PM function.

Dave

Chun - I will make some time today. I have six variations to put up. Some of them may be linked, male and female. Will be very interested to read your thoughts.

Dave

In fact there could be 3 different recorded species of Cosmophasis spiders found there. The spider in this spotting does not virtually matches with these 3 species of spiders that could possibly be found there - Cosmophasis thalassina. C. viridifasciata and Cosmophasis umbratica being the most well-known. Each of them have different colors and patterns.
By the way, Cosmophasis along with other jumping spiders have 8 eyes.

I would be glad to see those spiders if you could upload their photographs, Folicallychalled. It will be great to find out the variation or new species of these spiders.

Thank you, Dave folicallychalled

Actually, I knew it's name because of ChunXingWong's suggestion.
I didn't know either before.
If I'm not mistaken, I think Cosmophasis Spider has four eyes, two spots on it's head and stripes on it's legs.

Try to identify yours, Dave :)
Or someone on Project Noah will help you.

Great set of images.

I have two variations on this species, one with blue spots, the other with faded spots and yellow highlights. I haven't been able to identify them yet.

Dave

Thanks, Mbak DyahPitaloca

cool!

Thank you, ChunXingWong.

It is a Cosmophasis species.
This might be a variation or a new species.

Thanks, OnengDyah.

Nice spider..I never seen it before...