Spider with blue fangs!!
Here are 2 photos of a spider we found in our backyard. We are in Vacaville, CA (northern). One of the pics shows it’s turquoise fangs and the other shows it’s back. It’s about 3/4 of an inch long. Can you identify it? THANKS!
Robin
Hi Robin,
This is a Jumping Spider in the Family Salticidae. We haven’t the time now to research an exact species. If you find the information, please let us know.
I asked a professor at some college in Canada and he told me it was a Phidippus audax. I have included a link to a web page about this spider.
Robin
I have one at my house in Michigan looks like the pic above I was going to kill it by dropping something on it and it used its leg in the air like saying pit it down I hate spiders but I did not drop it on it and now it despaired a little wired so I looked on the internet and found your page
I meant 3 not 2 in my email
The black with white spots and teal fangs spider, are they dangerous? Can its bite kill?
Neither dangerous nor deadly.
One was found in Oxford, fla. My friend used her phone to photograph the spider and it jumped on her phone. YIKES!
jumping spider
I love my little jumping spider.