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I am Ferd commin in from NC :cool: And am about to turn 16.
I am thing of getting a salamander, but realized that i have never seen one for sale. Is there a website that sells them that is trustworthy? i had seen a Northern Red that i fell in love with when i was young(er). Well, i ahve 2 turtles that i love!!! :D
Thats about it for me in a nutshell!
 
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Arent there some salamanders that are endangered? I dont want to set my heart on a certain type just to find out that it us endangered and i cant by it!
(that would stink:violent:)
Also, how expensive can the salamanders themselves get?
 
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Hello, Ferd!

This forum is for introductions and isn't the appropriate place to be asking questions about salamanders. If you have questions regarding the conservation status, captive care, pricing or availability of an animal try starting a new thread in Newt and Salamander Help Forum.
 
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