Wild mudpuppies/ water dogs

It's not a mudpuppy. A mudpuppy is a completely different animal not found in your neck of the woods. As for its age, it's hard to tell. What length was it and what time of the year did you catch it?
 
Common names are annoying. :D

Anyway, she was 2 inches when we cought her in August. Also, which type of tiger is she? The photo I posted was in the photo gallery.
 
Looks like a barred but not 100%. If you PM me with the NM county I can look it up for you but I ask that you don't post the location on the site (we try to protect areas from collecting) .
 
Thank you for keeping the location secret. I appreciate it.
 
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