Mud Salamander vs. Long-tailed Salamander

The Mud Salamander is stout and red to brownish, with a dark brown eye, a short rounded snout, a short tail and a few round black spots, well spaced. The Long-tailed Salamander is slender and yellow-orange, with spots that run into vertical bars on a very long tail.

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