The marbled salamander is a carnivore it east slugs snails small worms centipedes and many other insects.
Marbled salamander diet.
Mating takes place on land and then the females will move to dried vernal pools or other soon to be flooded areas to lay eggs.
Marbled salamander larvae are also active predators and may be the dominant predators in their temporary ponds.
Diet adult marbled salamanders eat invertebrates including earthworms slugs snails centipedes and a variety of insects.
The body is black with light bands of varying widths running across the back.
They eat zooplankton mainly copepods and cladocerans when they first hatch but add other prey to their diet as they grow including larger crustaceans isopods fairy shrimp aquatic insects snails oligochaete worms and the.
Salamander larvae feed on plankton and aquatic insects.
Marbled salamanders enjoy dark places during the day under leaves in a burrow or under logs and barks.
It can be found in a variety of habitats from moist sandy areas to dry hillsides.
It spends most of its time in a burrow in leaf litter or under bark and logs.
The marbled salamander lives in forests and woodlands.
The marbled salamander is one of many amphibians found in the bottomland hardwood forests of mississippi.
Both males and females typically migrate to the area surrounding a dry vernal pool in september and october.
The diet of adult marbled salamanders includes earthworms insects crickets ants snails and slugs.
Marbled salamanders are late summer to early fall breeders.