theHIguy
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??? dark greenish spot on the side of his head? =(Caudata.org: Newts and Salamanders Portal
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help something wrong i think
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??? dark greenish spot on the side of his head? =(
It's hard to see. What species is that? Maybe it's just an aberration of shedding?
its a tiger salamander of some species (it was asked to be identified a few days ago) there was some debate on the exact species though
any chance of a bit of a closer photo its hard to make it out on this one
any chance of a bit of a closer photo its hard to make it out on this one
Its a Gray Tiger Salamander, Ambystoma tigrinum diaboli. They have a stockier body with a wide "paddle" tail compared to other tigers subspecies. The tip of the tail should regenerate. No idea what the green spot is, as the previous post stated, perhaps it is shedding.
theHIguy
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the spot was him starting to shed thanks alot guys and ill take some closer pics
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