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I thought E-bay didn't allow the sale of live creatures...
 
They dont but for some reason aquatic animals amongst all are for some reason allowed:rolleyes:. They sell lots of fish and aquatic inverts also.
 
Very sad. They dont look too healthy. And thier care discription is very vague and what is said is incorrect. Poor little guys.
 
Wow! So wrong. That's an awful high price for something to put in your pond when from the look of them they wont be found anywhere near the pond in another week or so.
 
Wow! 112.99?

I didnt even click on the link till just now. Thats insane!

They are being kept in a jar and who can tell if they are Spotted Salamanders?

Can anyone here get a straight ID from those pics? I seen FBN's and Red Eft's lots of time that look like **** also but at least they have been reasonably priced.
 
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