Use of the photographs in this gallery is subject to a Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial Share Alike Generic 2.0 License.  Unless otherwise specified, all photographs are from the vicinity of Singapore.  This gallery includes brightly colored or iridescent species.

[7.1]  Male Chrysilla lauta.  Singapore.

[7.2]  Another view of spider shown in [6.1].

[7.3]  Front view of spider shown in [6.1].

[7.4]  Side view of spider shown in [6.1].

[7.5]  Another view of spider shown in [6.1].

[7.6]  Siler semiglaucus.

[7.7]  Female Cosmophasis umbratica.  Clearly a gravid female.

[7.8]  Front view of female Cosmophasis umbratica.

[7.9]  Female Cosmophasis umbratica.  Sg. Buloh Wetland Reserve near Singapore.

[7.10]  Male Cosmophasis umbratica.  Singapore.

[7.11]  Salticid from Singpore Botanic Gardens.  Note blue iridescence on anterior femur I.  This spider was grooming one of its feet with the chelicerae.

[7.12]  Another view of [6.11], showing the opisthosoma which is acutely pointed at the apex, and conical in shape.

[7.13]  Detail of male Viciria praemandibularis.  Venus drive, Singapore.

[7.14]  Front view of male Viciria praemandibularis.  Venus drive, Singapore.

[7.15]  Another front view of male Viciria praemandibularis.  Venus drive, Singapore.

[7.16]  Another front view of male Viciria praemandibularis, showing the long spines on the underside of tibia I.  Venus drive, Singapore.

[7.17]  Front view of male Telamonia.  Venus drive, Singapore.  This may be T. dimidiata.

[7.18]  Unidentified male salticid from Khao Phra Thaew Non hunting Area, Phuket.

[7.19]  Male Bavia.  Venus drive, Singapore.  This looks very much like L. Koch's 1879 drawing of a male Bavia sexpunctata from Australia.  This spider retracted its pedipalps against the prosoma.  B. sexpunctata is known from Sumatra to New Guinea, and Singapore.

[7.20]  Unidientified male salticid.  Singapore.