Time for name that larvae!

zomper said:
Here is a better pic of the entire body. She has been sitting in her log with her head out of the water. Doesn't seem to be in a hurry to stay out of the water permanently. At what point do you remove them from the water? Do they sometimes stay semi-aquatic? Her tank is currently about an inch of water with a half submerged log that she hides in. Doesn't sit on top of it yet... She is 3 inches long now btw
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any updates on it?
 
Judging by this I wanna say that it’s almost definitely spotted or Jefferson’s what state/ area of the state was it found this could be relevant
 
Noodlethenewt said:
Judging by this I wanna say that it’s almost definitely spotted or Jefferson’s what state/ area of the state was it found this could be relevant
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Yeah I was thinking Jefferson as well but the last photo made me think possible blue spotted.
 
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