Fire Salamander price

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Hi
what will be the price of fire salamander in US?
i know it’s tough to find one but want to know how much they usually go for ?
 
Nemo said:
Hi
what will be the price of fire salamander in US?
i know it’s tough to find one but want to know how much they usually go for ?
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I bought the rare Gigliolli for $200. I live In Colorado Springs. Gigliolli origin is Italy and are often found in Germany too
 
I got 2 fire salamanders( Grandola) from John
 
jnerdx said:
I bought the rare Gigliolli for $200. I live In Colorado Springs. Gigliolli origin is Italy and are often found in Germany too
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did you find these somewhere in colorado? or get them shipped i would love some
 
Nemo said:
Hi
what will be the price of fire salamander in US?
i know it’s tough to find one but want to know how much they usually go for ?
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I've seen from 25.00 to 70.00 it really depends on vendor. At an expo I can assure you it will probably be less than 30.00
 
MVM1991 said:
I've seen from 25.00 to 70.00 it really depends on vendor. At an expo I can assure you it will probably be less than 30.00
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Where have you seen fire salamanders for less than 30.00?
 
michael said:
Where have you seen fire salamanders for less than 30.00?
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Online I've seen them for 25ish. Can't remember where though sadly. Underground reptiles, lllreptiles, backwater reptiles all have them I believe. Expos will probably be better though. I just don't know if they have them by you right now.
 
MVM1991 said:
Online I've seen them for 25ish. Can't remember where though sadly. Underground reptiles, lllreptiles, backwater reptiles all have them I believe. Expos will probably be better though. I just don't know if they have them by you right now.
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In other words they are not available at those prices anywhere. Th
 
The low prices for fire salamanders disappeared when the U.S. import ban started.
 
No one is selling fire salamanders for $25 in the US. That is ridiculously insane.
 
MVM1991 said:
Underground reptiles. Currently out of stock but the price says 24.99
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Please let me know when they have some. If they are Salamandra fatuosa or S. bernadezi I'll take a couple dozen. Thanks
 
Fire salamanders are quite cheap when you buy them from Underground Reptiles, which does a ton of wild caught species. I wouldn't recommend them. John (forum owner) sells them and should have some in the spring. You can also check FaunaClassifieds for some CB fire sals, probably from $100+
 
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