What color is a easternsalamander egg and what does it look like?

Eastern salamander eggs are typically a translucent, jelly-like color, often appearing pale or milky white. They are usually laid in clusters or masses and can be found attached to aquatic vegetation in freshwater habitats. The eggs are surrounded by a gelatinous coating, which provides protection and helps keep them moist. As they develop, you may see the embryos inside, which can appear as dark spots within the eggs.