Southern Two-lined Salamander

Eurycea cirrigera

The Southern Two-lined Salamander is the southern counterpart of the Northern Two-lined Salamander, slightly more yellow and spotted. It inhabits streams and seeps throughout the Southeast and is entirely lungless.

Habitat

Rocky streams, seeps, and forest floor near water in the Southeast

Diet

Small invertebrates

How common

Common

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