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Tiger Salamander

Ambystoma tigrinum

Photo by LisaPowers
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Comments (3)
Darwin26
He/she's a Beauty! dang nice. i've heard that they don't reach 'adult' stage if the water is treated with chemicals...they'll hang in the stage before adult and stay in the water for life? thank you,
LisaPowers
I love them because they always look like they are smiling!
ambientidm
i always wanted to find one of these in the wild this one is quite impressive

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Salamanders of the Southeastern United States
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PublishedOctober 8, 2011

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