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I'm new here, so I thought I would drop by and say hello!
I'm not new to raising salamanders. I have had a fire salamander and tigers salamanders some years ago.
I'm looking for some more unusual kinds of fire salamanders. If anyone has some for sale, please let me know, thank you!
 
Hi there!

Welcome to the site :happy:

If you keep an eye on the advertisements which are located down the bottom of the main forum webpage (there is a 'wanted' and 'for sale/trade' section) something may crop up there.
 
jacq,
Hi!
Thank you for the warm welcome!
I've been checking. I've also PM'd someone here.
 
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