Legality of S. terrestris

[Nat1]

Is it legal to buy Salamandra terrestris in DE, and bring to NL? Which of the two legal forms do I need to do this? After subsequent generations of S. terrestris have been born, is it legal to sell those in NL? Is it legal to sell those offspring of original purchase in DE and other EU member countries? Thank you in advance; I find all these legalities very confusing. :P

[joost.v.wijk]

NL is the only country where all (sub)species of Salamandra salamandra are illegal to keep.

[Nat1]

Gosh, our bad luck, Joost! I'm moving :(! Is there a comprehensive list on this website of everything legal?

[Kenny]

Gosh, our bad luck, Joost! I'm moving :(! Is there a comprehensive list on this website of everything legal?

It's simple, every native newt/salamander incl. it's subspecies are illegal. So no L.helveticus, no L.vulgaris, no T.cristatus, no I. alpestris and no S.salamandra

[Niels D]

Enough beautiful species left if you ask me.  ;)

[Nat1]

Gosh, our bad luck, Joost! I'm moving :(! Is there a comprehensive list on this website of everything legal?

It's simple, every native newt/salamander incl. it's subspecies are illegal. So no L.helveticus, no L.vulgaris, no T.cristatus, no I. alpestris and no S.salamandra

So it's not Salamandra terrestris, but Salamandra salamandra terrestris. And T. marmoratus isn't a subspecies of T.cristatus so it's ok? And everything else is alright?

[Roy van Grunsven]

For a lot of European species you need to have to have papers to show they are not wild caught. But this is not complicated. The person you buy them from can help you.
Salamandra salamandra is simply illegal to keep in NL, no amount off paperwork can help that.