 In the Northern Territory , P. fimbriata has no special tactics against other jumping spiders and tries to treat them as if they were web spiders , and then either tries to jump on them or gives up . Hence this variant is poor at catching other jumping spiders . The Northern Territory variant of P. fimbriata is not as good as the Queensland one as catching web spiders , but better than the Sri Lanka variant and some other species of Portia . It is not enthusiastic about pursuing insects , but very good at catching those it pursues , as the performance table above shows : 424 , 432 , 434 While pursuits by the Queensland variant typically take 26 minutes , those of the Northern Territory variant typically take 3 to 5 minutes , like some other species of Portia . : 439 – 440 , 449 
