Mole Salamanders but not tigers or axolotls

These large-mouthed, burrowing salamanders are indigenous to Central and North America.
Sean90
UK Ambystoma andersoni
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beefsteak
beefsteak
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A. tigrinum in Kentucky
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Steve B
Steve B
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Ambystoma Andersoni in the wild
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Sean90
Sean90
Neotenic_Jaymes
Ambystoma incomplete Metamorphosis
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JP100
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My male long toe has become excesively shy, has a hard time deciding to eat.
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noneofmany
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Guidance from community in breeding unisexual Ambystoma
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SludgeMunkey
SludgeMunkey
Greatwtehunter
Melanistic A. maculatum?
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Greatwtehunter
Greatwtehunter
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Mexican Neotenic Ambystoma
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Ghost1
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xxianxx
Morphing A.andersoni
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LeFarge
LeFarge
Socrates
Personalities of different mole salamanders
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19
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Xuntos
Xuntos
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Opacum photos-odd female
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Caudae
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My new marbled salamanders
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10
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smily sam
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Ambystoma annulatum
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onetwentysix
onetwentysix
Shadow
Got a hold of some A. Opacums.
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obrowell
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jbherpin
A. texanum, Comments about climbing
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2
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nkanderson
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Ambystoma macrodactylum
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robinsonmatt43
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esn
I Must Have Salamander Senses
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10
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Coastal Groovin
Coastal Groovin
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A. Andersoni
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3
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JacksonR
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Ambystoma andersoni
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10
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Lizamphid
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New Marbled Salamander Pair
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6
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Blueflip2
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