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Newts for sale, MA only

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For sale 2016 cb animals.
Cynops cyanurus (F1) $30/each 6 for $150
Triturus dobrogicus $30/each 6 for $150
Ichthyosaura alpestris $30/each 6 for $150, I have some adults from 2015 as well, $45 each
Pleurodeles waltl $30/each

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Legal to ship within and between the 49 continental states. Not Hawai'i, DC, PR, etc. Court ruled that the Lacey Act doesn't bar interstate movement of injurious species and USFWS can't use it that way. Sooo...what's in the market? :>
 
Johnenewt1 said:
Awesome! :) I think USARK said to still wait until they give the final go ahead?
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USFWS has until mid May to file an appeal to the Supreme Court. It is laughable to think the SCOTUS would hear this case. The importation ban should (and will) stay; and that's as good as they can get. New legislation would be required to outlaw interstate transport again; again.. unlikely. USARK did an awesome job with this; but that job is done now. As long as you follow your local laws; shipping is 100% legal within the continental U.S.
 
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