Midland Mud Salamander vs. Cave Salamander
Both are red-orange with scattered round black spots. A Midland Mud Salamander is stout with a short tail and a short, rounded snout. A Cave Salamander is slender, with a long tail it uses to grip, and lives at cave mouths and limestone ledges.
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