Concerning Fire Salamanders or any listed in the Lacey Act

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Am I reading it right that I can get salamanders from an owner or a breeder as long as it stays within the state that I live? (i.e. no interstate travel involved). I was at my first Reptile Show today and it seemed that there was some confusion on this point.
 
Yeah it seems that salamanders of these genuses are restricted from moving across state lines.
Chioglossa, Cynops, Euproctus, Hydromantes, Hynobius, Ichthyosaura, Lissotriton,
Neurergus, Notophthalmus, Onychodactylus
,
Paramesotriton, Plethodon, Pleurodeles,
Salamandra, Salamandrella
,
Salamandrina, Siren, Taricha, Triturus,
and
Tylototriton
 
here's a previous discussion on the topic that includes the list by species
 
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