 Often "Phaeacius" then adopts the flattened pose after the turn, but sometimes it walks faster than usual and, without pausing, lunges from about half its body length.In a test on a background matching its own coloration, "Phaeacius" was most successful against other salticids and then against moths, and was also successful against flies and hunting spiders.On a non-matching background, "Phaeacius" was most successful against moths.