Transporting to Vet

Chirple

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Is it safe to have her in a tupperware with a closed lid ? The ride is ~15-20 minutes.

I'm just scared that the tub will slosh and she'll fall out if I leave the top off. D:
 
That's fine. I've done it a hundred times, sometimes all the way across the country. They don't have that high of an oxygen demand that they'll deplete the air in 20 minutes.
 
I transport axolotls in tupperware containers inside a cool bag, maintaining the temperature and keeping it in the dark.
 
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