Missouri: Do I Need a Permit?

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Heyyo! So I've been trying to decide on what amphibians to keep at my house and I'm heavily leaning towards tiger salamanders. That said, I want to do it right. From what I can tell, I need a permit to keep native species in Missouri, or at least if I were to buy as opposed to collect my own (I would prefer to have CB over WC). So for any Missourians or others with knowledge on the subject - do I need a permit? I've seen native animals for sale in pet stores in the area, and it has left me confused. Am I wrong?

What little I could find is hard to interpret. Maybe I'm just tired. Hmmmm.....

https://s1.sos.mo.gov/cmsimages/adrules/csr/current/3csr/3c10-9.pdf

Any help or insight would be appreciated!
 
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