Texas Barred or Other?

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My Tigers! DENALI, DAKOTA, and DRAKE. Help me determine each species of tiger salamander. laters
 
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The two brownish ones are eastern and the yellow one is a spotted most likely.
P.S Put them on soil and some moss if you wish its better for them.
 
The one in the top left of the last photo looks like a barred (mavortium). The other two look like Easterns (tigrinum) or perhaps a different subspecies from the mid-west.
 
Thanks a lot! I was told one of the brownish ones was from Texas. A barred tiger but not with the black and yellow. Any truth to this?
 
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It is impossible to say unless you know the location they were obtained. If the tiger came from Texas I think it is potentially an eastern or barred. Regardless of the species you have a nice range or tiger patterns.
 
Thanks a lot! I still want a barred salamander with yellow and black patterns. But I totally love my threesome! Will the colors change as they get older?
 
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Some will if you're lucky. Good luck getting the barred saly.
 
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Oh yeah most definately! One last question: if I do get a 4th should I put them in a 30g tank? And I use bark and moss, should I use sand and moss instead?
 
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You can put them in the 30. Use Eco Earth and moss, no sand.
 
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Trying to figure out species of tiger

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Re: Trying to figure out species of tiger

Not sure what the brownish tiger is.Barred?
 
Re: Trying to figure out species of tiger

Drake - I've merged your new thread into this one... there is simply no point in asking the same question again, particular when it is impossible for anyone to answer it. It is simply not possible to determine the subspecies of tiger based on its appearance. The only way to know is to have the information about where the tiger was taken from.
 
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