Phanius harfordi is a common species where I live. The males and females are colored very differently, but they both have a similar “skull” face. I found a very tiny juvenile in my kitchen, which I raised to adulthood, feeding her fruit flies. I discovered that she would attack stationary flies, and that led to me taking photos in the act of prey capture. I was also able to do the same with a male. Note: You can see some ultraviolet photos of a male on my UV photography page.