This essentially changes nothing, as these are not currently being imported. Since they are not on the US endangered species list, you still don't need a US Fish & Wildlife CBW permit and interstate commerce is not regulated.

I'm glad they are being captive breed and I would rather save a species, if only in captivity, than see it go extinct. What CITES 1 does do, it make it harder to export these species, if we ever did want to re-establish in the wild.