Is 40 degrees fahrenheit too cold for fridgng?

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Would this be too cold to fridge my juvenile axolotl in for days at a time? (he is almost6.5 inches and quite a few months old)
 
It may be a little too cold. You don't necessarily need to use the fridge for this, you can place the axolotl's container in a cooler room.
 
40 is slightly too cold. But only just. If you can't turn the fridge up very slightly then I would just wrap the container in a towel a few times.
 
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