The Sacramento Mountains Salamander is one of only two Aneides species with no toe pads. Found only in mixed conifer forest in the Sacramento Mountains of New Mexico. A rare, disjunct species vulnerable to climate change.
Habitat
High-elevation mixed conifer forest in the Sacramento Mountains, New Mexico
Diet
Small insects and other invertebrates
How common
Rare
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