Rare and endemic to AR: known only from one locality in the vicinity of Lake Catherine. Paedomorphic. Similar in appearance to the larvae of other Eurycea. 
Regulated
Arkansas Herpetological Atlas 2019
This species is represented by 6 records from 3 sources: 4 museum (
), 0 literature (
), 1 research (
), and 1 observation (
). It has been museum vouchered for 1 of 75 counties (). Years of collection range from 2013 to 2015.
This newly described species (Steffen et al., 2014) is currently known only from the Slunger Creek valley in Lake Catherine State Park, Hot Spring County. While similar in appearance to the syntopic larval E. multiplicata complex, surveys in the surrounding region have thus far failed to uncover additional populations (K. J. Irwin, pers. comm.).
