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I guess this would be in response to the 5 Juvie N. kasieri auction that Alan Cann recently put up.

Are there any breeders in the United States that would be willing to do the same (place a group of newts/salamanders on the auction block to the benefit of Caudata.org)? I think that there would be a positive response by the members and the proceeds might benefit the overall improvement of the site itself.

Does anyone other than myself find that to be a good idea?
 
For the more rare hard to find species I think it would be great!
 
Auctions by USA members of Caudata.org have occurred in the past. The best way to encourage such a thing is to try it yourself. Even if you can only auction off some Cynops orientalis it may encourage the person with Echinotriton to auction off some offspring.
 
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