What is the speed of a long toed salamander?

The long-toed salamander (Ambystoma macrodactylum) is not known for its speed, as it is primarily adapted for a life spent in moist environments rather than quick movement. Typically, these salamanders move slowly, using a series of short, deliberate movements. Their primary mode of locomotion is crawling, and they are more focused on foraging and hiding from predators than on speed. Overall, they are not considered fast animals.