Question: When to ship?

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I've been wanting an axolotl for about two years and i just now have the extra tank room for one but i won't have the money to pay for a juvenile axolotl until july but i worry july may be too warm of a time of year to ship so should i wait?
 
They have ways to keep them cool when shipped. Like icepacks with Styrofoam, etc.
 
MahhAxolotls said:
They have ways to keep them cool when shipped. Like icepacks with Styrofoam, etc.
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I worry about stressing the little guy out, won't a drastic temperature change cause stress?
by the way, i have to re-cycle my tank so i'm going to push off getting the axie till august.
 
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