Is there already a ban on exporting newts from Europe to the USA

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Can i still export newts to the US and if so what do i need to do for that.
There is a lot of interest for Tylototriton shanjin CB2015

Tylototriton shanjing 4,5,42
 
Their is no ban. Their is a lot of USFW paperwork that needs to be filled out on the U.S. side and it is pretty expensive.
 
I have a request for shanjin from someone, so for me it's doeble?

Tylototriton shanjing 4,5,42
 
The person in the U.S. has to wade through the paperwork. If they have never imported I would say it is doable but not probable. I quit exporting and importing because of the daunting requirements and high expense.
 
Ok, thank you

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