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Newly morphed salamanders

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Hi guys I have these newly morphed salamanders and I can't tell what species they are. That are just under two inches long. And came out of they water about a week ago and they don't have any bright colors on them so here are they pictures…
 

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almost sure those are Ambystoma maculatum. Give it a few more weeks and you should be able to ID them easily. Those are about 2-3 inches?
 
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No they are just under two inches long I was surprised at how small they were when they morphed here's a picture of another one…
 

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They look a lot like my blue spotted metamorphs. They started to get blue flecks a couple weeks out of the water. Update when they get their color!
 
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