My new morph (A. maculatum?)

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My little salamander next to a nickel for size. I think he may be A. maculatum based on the appearance of the eggs, but I am not sure at all. Any ideas what he is, or when he will get his adult markings?
 
hi!
she is very pretty and has very funny colors
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regards
Patricia
 
The eggs are from Kentucky - I collected them on a vacation.
They hatched around 2 1/2 months ago or so.
 
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