Do you have a few frags around that you would like to get rid of? Have you ever wondered how to pack and ship corals? Have you been bothered by the fact that your corals might die due to your inexperience? Worry no more. You can hop on over to Shadow Ramy’s blog to read a very detailed step-by-step instruction on how to pack and ship corals. Seriously. It’s cool and covers most everything you need to know. Be sure to hit the read link below.
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Tape is your best friend, air leaks are your foe. I was using weather.com for up to the minute weather conditions and fed-ex gives you an aproximate arrival time to gauge the amount of heat/ice (gel) packs you’ll need. At vivid, after bagging a coral I’d rest it on my hand to see how it will sit in the box before gauging water depth, rather than gauging the depth while hanging the bag – Tim
Not a big fan of the homemade cooler box set up. You really need a single piece cooler with a interlocking lid to be effective in extreme temperatures.