Red Fangs

Jumping spider with red fangs. Because they're red, I wondered if the spider had dangerous venom, but I'm not exactly sure. I try to just leave anything dangerous colored alone (though taking several pictures meant I was breaking my rule). But it's a safe idea, as in the case of the wild carrot plant; it looks similar to other thin-stemmed, white flowered plants that are poisonous (like hemlock).

Here is a picture of a jumping spider of the same species, but possibly female. Note the smaller, white fangs. White Fangs.

I may have figured out which spider of this jumping spider species is male and which is female, but as I haven't found any information on this particular jumping spider yet, these are just my guesses.

Male:
-Large red fangs
-Unbroken white line on abdomen

Female:
-Small white fangs
-A short line, then dot, and another short line on abdomen, like Morse Code K  -.-