Is it legal to keep spotted salamanders or any salamander from the genus ambystoma in Virginia

I was just wondering if it was legal to keep spotted salamanders marbled salamanders or any salamander from the genus ambystoma in Virginia any reply is much appreciated thank you
 
Since not happy with the answer in the last post ;P I suggest trying to contact the VA Herp Society. They should be able to help you out and more likely to respond intelligently then the government agency. https://www.facebook.com/vaherpsociety
 
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