Epic Kijiji/Craigslist finds

Wow; that mojo was quite an awesome deal!

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Originally Posted by OsirisRa32

WTF is KIJIJI!?

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It's a Craigslist competitor that was bought by eBay. Not nearly as popular, but some good stuff does pop up on there occasionally.

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Originally Posted by ChaosAffect

It's a Craigslist competitor that was bought by eBay. Not nearly as popular, but some good stuff does pop up on there occasionally.

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I think Kijiji is more popular here than Craigslist. Maybe that's just me though.

I don't really have any epic finds on CL. :(
Maybe some day.

Although, I have used Kijiji here in the SF area before in the past. Everyone keeps saying it's "Canadian Craigslist", but it's really not... lol

Lol I don't see how it would be Canada's
Craigslist when we have Craigslist.

We have kijiji too but as was said previously, it was bought by eBay and is now ebayclassifieds.com

You can *sell* animals on it. They do not have the rehome only rule that CL has. I've seen some great deals on reptiles on ebayclassifieds.

Best deal I ever found on CL was unloading his small but very well-cared for and selectively-chosen collection, so that he could invest in some musical equipment. I got a male Bumblebee, male Fire, female Lemonblast, female Fire, 2 female Super Pastels (all adults between 1200-2,000 grams) and the 6-tier Freedom Breeder rack they were in with a Ranco thermostat (also in excellent, like-new condition) all for $2,100. Total value of everything was about 3 times that much. Wish I could find a deal like that every week.

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Originally Posted by Ginevive

I found a load of taxidermy supplies for a song.

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Was it Chuck Testa?

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Originally Posted by MasonC2K

Was it Chuck Testa?

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Hahaha!! Good one!

I hate craigslist because of the constant drama in the animal section. I usually stay in the car sections. If you could filter the fuzzy animals out that would help some.
That said, I can't stay away and still check from time to time.

I have gotten a herpstat with spare probe for 50 bucks.

A super/Jamp retic for around 100-150, quickly becoming a favorite snake.

And a 6+ foot tall glass front fridge, already wired with 15 feet of brand new flexwatt for $35ish.