Cynops Orientalis Protected?

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I mailed a person from who I know he sold Chinese Firebelly's a couple of years ago, but he says he can't sell them anymore because they are protected. Is that true? I live in Holland btw if that matters...
 
I can currently order them by the thousands for less than $.40 each from wholesalers out of China. Protected? I really doubt it.

~Aaron
 
Isn't there any official statement available somewhere which I can show him?
 
I'll just keep on searching I guess...
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I find them all over pet stores. Actually, that's the only newt these stores ever have. haha
 
No, FB's are not protected (yet). Right now they're available at HCH Bussum.

Han.
 
Wow, they also have Taricha granulosa, thanks Han, I'll investigate this HCH some more!
 
Hmm, too bad Bussum is a bit too far for people living in the southwest of holland
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But thanks anyway!
 
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