Question: What species of salamander is this?

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I got this one and some more from a bait shop as water dogs. Im asuming they are some variation of tiger salamanders but i am not sure.
 

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They are tiger salamanders, either A.tigrinum or A.mavortium.
They look freshly morphed and so the colors are not showing yet, but they will develop.
 
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