Legal species of the Plethodon jordani complex?

Hecklad

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Hello, new member here. I have been fascinated with plethodon for a while but have not considered keeping them until now. Members of the P. jordani complex are by far my favorite members of the genus, and although P jordani itself is off limits, I am curious what other species are legal to collect and or keep. I live just a couple hours away from the home range of the complex and I really enjoy seeing them in the wild but it is a rather occasional happening. Breeding is also of great interest to me.

Any help is greatly appreciated
 
I think all species are legal as long as they are not collected from GSMNP
 
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