Question: Moving???

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Yuuki2010

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Hi I live in Queensland Australia and am planning on moving to New South Wales sometime soon, i was wondering what the best way to move an almost full grown axolotl without stressing them to much???
 
Hi, you could maybe look at how they are shipped and try that as well for moving?
We got an axie from Germany once that took about a day to get here. He was in a plastic bag half filled with water and the other half air. That bag was in another bag and finally a styropor box. You can put an ice pack in the box to keep the temperature from going to high.
Maybe others that have experience with moving axolotls can help better , good luck!
 
There are literally dozens of threads on this. Utilize the search function (found just above where you log in) and see what pops up.
 
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