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So I've seen the list many times and I can't seem to find anywhere that states that Marbled and Spotted Salamanders are on the list. I'm just wondering g if anyone has any insight and knows if these species are still able to be traded in the US? ?
 
Marbled and Spotted Salamanders are not affected; Ambystoma is not on the list, at least not yet. So yes, they can be transported across state lines. However state laws still apply, as I believe these species are protected in some states.
 
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