The Northern Two-lined Salamander is a slender, yellow-green salamander with a distinctive dark stripe along each side. It favors cold, rocky streams and seeps throughout the Appalachian region. Entirely lungless.
Habitat
Cold rocky streams, seeps, and moist forest floors
Diet
Insects, worms, and small invertebrates
How common
Common
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