Did anyone get a chance to see that..

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About 2 hours ago, I went onto Kingsnake.com, and they had what was listed as "Leucistic Salamander" for sale for $300. They had a picture, and I think was a tiger, or maybe another ambystomid. It was an adult, and had a solid peach color. I just went back on, and the ad is gone; it may have been sold.
I was going to mention this earlier but didnt get a chance until now. I didnt expect the ad to expire! Did anyone else see it?

Leucistic
 
It's up again. a couple weeks ago they were calling it an axolotl.
 
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