How to transport Siren intermedia?

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I have kept a wild caught lesser siren with me while I have been at college. Next week I am returning home for the summer and I am going to be in transit for about 15 hours. Does anyone have any advice on how to transport a lesser siren? I know they can gulp air, but I did not know if he would be better off in water with an airstone vs in a container with wet paper towels or moss. Thanks for any help!
 
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