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Shipping Taricha from California

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Does anyone know if it is illegal for someone to ship Taricha from California to another state? I'm having trouble finding anything on this online.
 
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The only Taricha species legal to collect is T. granulosa. Selling native species is illegal but collecting certain species for personal use is legal with a CA fishing license. My understanding is that shipping is legal as long as the person collected them legally and is profiting off them (which includes trade).
 
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Shipping CA Herps out side of the state is illegal unless you have a native prop permit or it is one of the few species that allow commercial production.

Taricha is not one of those.
 
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