They are stunning little Peacocks!! (Ignore the erroneous Gliding stuff some websites and books mention. This is wrong) I have watched the males (Maratus rainbowi) doing mating displays and (3 males) triangulating the drab hidden females in my front yard in Coburg, Melb. Also seen them in gardens in Geelong, Hastings and other places. They live in a grassy woodland type habitat on the ground amongst the litter. See also http://www.arachne.org.au/01_cms/details.asp?ID=2335 scroll down to the various Maratus sp. Wendy