What subspecies of salamander game ?

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Hi im just stumped as to what sub species of salamander this is i was thinking of eastern tiger then i saw a western barred sub species from montana with the same markings ,and now ive seen a Blotched tiger salamander, A. m. melanostictum with the same markings lol i cant win

any help would be awsome the guy i got him off had no clue i felt sorry for him as i was buying axolots and i have spare setup and stuff for him so hes part of my family now
 

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