Alligator lizard sale legality

I purchased a group of captive bred Abronia Graminea and these were thrown in for me to enjoy, they are Elgaria multicarinata multicarinata, California Alligator Lizards, and I am curious as to the legality of re-selling them. The seller had permits to collect and own several specimen and over the course of the last 10 years, he has been reproducing them like crazy. I think they are wonderful specimen and am simply trying to figure out if I can sell them. I already know the legality of owing them, Where I'm at it is perfectly legal to own. Are they a permanent addition to my collection, or can i breed and sell them to the general public?

AGAIN, INFO ON THE LEGALITY OF SELLING THESE WONDERFUL LIZARDS...NOT INFORMATION ON WHETHER OR NOT I MAY OWN THEM, TRANSPORT THEM....SO ON. SIMPLY ON SELLING THEM TO THE GENERAL REPTILE COMMUNITY.

THANKS! I appreciate all information!

These were actually thrown in with a purchase of some Abronia Graminea so I did not actually buy these lizards. The seller resides in Louisiana and all have been bred, hatched, and/or raised there for the past 10 years. These are something like 7th gen cbb if I remember correctly.

The lizards are not native to either Louisiana or New Mexico. They are not federally protected. You should be fine.