Question: Best way to transport baby axolotls?

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Hi everyone! I'm new here and have 3 baby axolotls (each about 1.5 inches long) that I'll need to transport on a car ride. The car ride should only be about 1.5 hours long. My question is, what's the best container to transport them in? I have some tupperware that I could use, but I've also read that plastic fish bags might be better for transportation.

Any advice anyone has for me would be so appreciated! Thanks!!
 
I think fish bags would be better, you don't want any firm/hard surfaces for the axie to bump into. packing around the fish bag would be good too, you should be able to find something around the house like newspaper or even a towel to pack around the bag instead of having to go out and buy bubble wrap or foam packing.
Hope this helps
 
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