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tylersalamander

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I was wondering if anyone knows a website that i can buy salamanders and newts online i love salamanders i just can't find them
 
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I'm not in the states so won't be much help but have you tried looking for breeders in your area via the web? Or you can try putting a wanted advert somewhere, do you guys have the gumtree website in the states? I put adverts on gumtree and reptile classifieds inititally - i didn't have much luck in my area but then i'm in a small city in scotland!

I also contacted a couple of animal shelters/recues to see if they had on the off chance any up for adoption - its always worth trying these things if you cannae find a website...
 
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Hi Tyler,

Welcome! I know what you mean about salamanders being hard to find! There is a For Sale section right here, just go to the Forum Index (gray bar above) and scroll down, it's near the bottom. There is also a Wanted section where you can tell everyone exactly what you are looking for.

You may want to check out kingsnake.com - the information portal for reptile and amphibian hobbyists.. Kingsnake has a huge classified section, adoption area, and there is even a listing of upcoming reptile shows so you can find out if one is coming to your area! That's where I started my obsession! Caudata can help you find out how to take care of whatever salamander you decide to get! Happy hunting! ;)
 
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Welcome, from another Tyler. As dragonlady said, you can find quite a bit of breeders here.
 
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