paramesotriton, how much to ask($)?

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I have a Parameso, and i was wondering what the going rate is for this species? I bought him at Petsmart for $10, which I considered a bargain. What does everyone else pay on an average?

Many thanks!

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I don't think thats expensive. That might be the standard price where your at. Over here the cost less. I remember paying $6 each for acouple of them. Atleast you can purchase them where u are, alot of people can't buy these animals at petstores like you and me. I guess you can say anytime you can purchase a nice healthy newt/salamander from a petstore and it didn't cost a fortune then you got a deal.
 
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