Where Can I order Blue Spotted & Tiger Salamaders

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Most sites online are out of stock. Any help is appreciated.

Todd
 
Both these animals will most likely be wild caught, we do not support the selling of wild caught animals.
However, the site founder John Clare may have some Tiger salamander juveniles that he has bred. He may be the only breeder in the States. Send him a message :- http://www.caudata.org/forum/members/1/john.html
 
Blue spotted salamanders are very seldom bred in captivity. If you want them, you should be able to find wild specimens. Nashwauk MN is right in the heart of Blue spot country.
 
I prefer not wild caught. I was hoping to find a breeder. I messaged John so I will see what he says. Thanks for the help!
 
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