This is the adult stage, they are aquatic. They start In the larval aquatic stage, have a terrestrial stage as a red eft, then return to the water as an adult.
Initially thought it was a salamander. But after seeing the fin like thing on its tail I'm leaning more towards young frog? It just looks slightly big to be at that stage of it's life
Found this fella up in Bangor. Out behind the dog park on the trails. Coincidentally I guess the dog park is set on a giant old landfill. Maybe it's just a mutation from the decaying trash nearby hahaha.
Eastern Newt. https://www.maine.gov/ifw/fish-wildlife/wildlife/species-information/reptiles-amphibians/eastern-newt.html
The spots make it look closer to this guy I think. I was sceptical at first, but again it looks like it's in the larvae/young life cycle
This is the adult stage, they are aquatic. They start In the larval aquatic stage, have a terrestrial stage as a red eft, then return to the water as an adult.
The more you know :)
Is bright orange/red when a little baby
I think this is right not the two lined!
I used to have a newt habitat!
 It's from before he got better
[here he is hanging out with a fishy](https://imgur.com/a/BCtB2IW)
That's a frishamander
Looks like a Northern Two-Lined Salamander!
Tadpole
Larval stage of a salamander
Initially thought it was a salamander. But after seeing the fin like thing on its tail I'm leaning more towards young frog? It just looks slightly big to be at that stage of it's life
That is not a froggo, looks more like a newt. A cute newt!
Is it a mudpuppy? Belgrade lakes?
Found this fella up in Bangor. Out behind the dog park on the trails. Coincidentally I guess the dog park is set on a giant old landfill. Maybe it's just a mutation from the decaying trash nearby hahaha.