mechanizedjc
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I was given the mystery salamanders. All I know is they were caught in North Carolina. They are still in the larval state and I having trouble ID'ing them.
Caudata.org: Newts and Salamanders Portal
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Hello all, n00b here
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Welcome to the forum! I'm not expert at id-ing sals but I'd guess from the genus Gyrinophilus or Pseudotriton. Also see here.
mechanizedjc
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Thanks! That's what my best guess was too after spending an hour browsing the site. I was hoping for them to be dwarf Water dogs.
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