They can live between11 14 years if properly cared for.
Marbled salamander gender.
They are gray to black in color with silvery white cross bands on males and grayish cross bands on females.
The male has white bands and the female has gray bands.
The body is black with light bands of varying widths running across the back.
Band width varies and bands may merge form circles on the back or have gaps.
Newly transformed young have brown to black ground color with light speckles.
Marbled salamanders grow to about 3 5 4 25 in 9 10 7 cm in size and are stout bodied and chubby in appearance.
The marbled salamander is one of many amphibians found in the bottomland hardwood forests of mississippi.
Most michigan salamanders begin breeding in the spring months with a few exceptions.
They typically grow to about 4 inches long.
The marbled salamander is a stocky medium sized salamander marbled salamanders reach an adult size of 3 5 to 5 inches in length.
The marbled salamander has white or gray crossbands on a dull black body.
How to setup a simple but effective terrarium for a marbled salamander or any salamander that requires cool temperatures and moist conditions.
Habitat and tank requirements.
Found her under a log along with 3 stag beetle larvae.
Marbled salamander in boone county.
A small stout bodied salamander this species is easily identified by its distinct black and white patterning across its entire body.
This and many other amphibians require small fishless woodland.
Marbled salamander ambystoma opacum description.
Bands generally do not reach the black underside.
They can be identified by their black dark brown body including its venter with light white silvery crossbands on the dorsum.
The marbled salamander is a stocky boldly banded salamander.
Marbled salamanders are black with white splotches and bands giving them a marbled appearance.
This secretive salamander spends most of its time under rocks logs or forest debris preferring forested areas.
Adults can grow to about 11 cm 4 in small compared to other members of its genus.
The bands of females tend to be gray while those of males are more white.
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.
It may also occur in open sandy woods and on rocky dry hillsides.
