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Hi
I have had my two Fire Salamanders for about 6 years now. They have bred once, two years ago, which was really stressful (for me!) but we coped. The female is huge again now and I really dont think I can go through it again.
Id like to sell/rehome them as I am not doing justice to them. I bought them as babies from a friend whose pair had produced young, so they are captive bred of captive bred of captive bred ( I know three generations at least).
I dont know how to advertise on this forum as the for sale section will not allow posts from new members.
Any ideas please?
Thank you.
 
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Hello and welcome to the forum. I too keep fire salamanders and I think they're great. There are plenty of people on the forum who would like some so I'm sure you'll have no trouble selling them.

Stuart
 
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Oh and by the way you can access the for sale section after you make five posts. So once you reply to this you'll be able to access it.
 
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Iam interested in your fire salamanders I am also in Lincolnshire let me know what you want for them. And maybe we can do a deal.

Tony
 
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