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emmyk

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What's the best way to travel with an axolotl? I'm thinking a critter keeper, but I'm afraid he will slosh around and get stressed.. I'll be travelling around the state speaking about axolotls and I would love to bring him along to one or two of them.

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I use them too. I can't think of a better way.
 
Ooh we might!:)

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:wacko:Hi, I have travelled with Aztec a few times, and right on a critter keeper is the way to go. He even seems to like to go he seems to know when he gets in the critter keeper he's going some place, he will sorta stand up on his hide and look out of the water. It's hard to explain it's just an Axie thang I guess:D
 
Aw well that's good news!

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