Help with Spider ID

[Ender]

I can post an "ok" picture later, but here's a brief desc. J/w if anyone can shed some light on what type of spider it may have been. It was relatively small, thing legs. Had a lime green "upper body" with fire truck red abdomen that also had white spots. The colors were very bright.

 

[Fishes33]

I can post an "ok" picture later, but here's a brief desc. J/w if anyone can shed some light on what type of spider it may have been. It was relatively small, thing legs. Had a lime green "upper body" with fire truck red abdomen that also had white spots. The colors were very bright.

Like this one?

Green Jumping Spider???



got it from the web*

 

[Ender]

Nah, not nearly as exotic looking or large. Also, from what I could see there weren't any "hairs" that I noticed.

 

[Fishes33]

Nah, not nearly as exotic looking or large. Also, from what I could see there weren't any "hairs" that I noticed.

That is just a close up picture, green jumping spider is not large at all, it's just as big as your finger tip

This spider is found in Australia

 

[carnivorekeeper]

maybe its a desert spider depends on where you live

 

[Ender]

Couldn't find an edit button for the 1st post. Here's a pic. Sorry for the quality, it was taken with a cell camera.

 

[Noto]

Crab spider (Family Thomisidae). I would guess from overall apearance it is a member of either the genus Misumena or Misumenops, the flower crab spiders.