rangoandbeans
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What is the safest way to ship axie juvies ? what do you use to keep them cool? Do you use a flat rate box? I have received 2 that were 3in in water bottles, is that common?
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Shipping juvies
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Axolotlmama2014
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I use this method with a very good success rate .
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I've always received them double bagged, ice pack, styrofoam box 2 day shipping. Usually hold off on feeding them for a day or two before shipping so they don't stink up the water too much on the way. One of my favorite breeders always ships with a live plant (usually a marimo moss ball) as a complementary gift and natural filtration for the trip.