Like most mole salamanders it is relatively thick bodied.
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The marbled salamander is a relatively common resident throughout north carolina.
In some habitats the larvae of the larval marbled salamanders help to control the mosquito populations.
At 4 5 inches long it is shorter than its relatives but proportionately chunkier plump.
Marbled salamanders grow to about 3 5 4 25 in 9 10 7 cm in size and are stout bodied and chubby in appearance.
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The background color is rich black and becomes a light bluish black on the lower sides.
Small stout bodied species.
The marbled salamander is a mole salamander.
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Almost all carnivorous and omnivorous species in the animal kingdom think the marbled salamanders make a delicious snack.
Species of special concern habitat.
Marbled salamanders are very defensive about their territory.
Upland forest and swampy forest with temporary ponds.
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The marbled salamander ambystoma opacum is a species of mole salamander found in the eastern united states marbled salamanders are found in high angle view of marbled salamander.
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4 5 inches 10 12 7 cm in length status.
It is closely related to the spotted blue spotted and jefferson salamanders.
They can be identified by their black dark brown body including its venter with light white silvery crossbands on the dorsum.
These include the marbled salamander and the mudpuppy which breed in the fall the four toed salamander that breeds in late summer and fall and the red backed salamander which breeds in the fall through winter and early spring in some places.
Sporting white or gray bands across its body this secretive species is known to hide out beneath leaves and logs.
Marbled salamanders like this pregnant female found at an attleboro tennis court often must cross through yards while migrating to their breeding sites during late summer nights.
I found this marbled salamander under a log in north carolina.
Most michigan salamanders begin breeding in the spring months with a few exceptions.