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Foam will floatMaybe packing foam sheets around the coral, then into the bag of water? Kind of like lining the bag with the thin foam sheets. The coral will still stay wet, but won't bounce around the bag and puncture the plastic.
Thin sheets, like paper only made of plastic.Foam will float
These will almost always open in transit because of how the boxes are handled, whether marked live/fragile or not, you need a screw top container.If you have a deli around, go ask if you can purchase some of those plastic to-go soup cups. Some grocery stores also have a counter for getting potato salad or whatever. The quart is a great size.
You don't Need the screw to, And yes they will oftentimes open in transit, which is why you bag them just like you Would any other coral.These will almost always open in transit because of how the boxes are handled, whether marked live/fragile or not, you need a screw top container.
I custom order these large screw top containers. Would recommend these. Glue/elastic band the disk the coral is on to a cutout of foam. Float that upside down in a container like this.
shoot me a pm if interested in getting some of these containers.
Fair enough, though if you know there is a good probability that the container will open anyways, seems to defeat the purpose IMOYou don't Need the screw to, And yes they will oftentimes open in transit, which is why you bag them just like you Would any other coral.
The cup is not the container. It's to keep the acro away from the bag, as well as keeping it from being crushed in a bag.
It is the exact same concept any putting a Frag plug in a hole in a Dip cup.Fair enough, though if you know there is a good probability that the container will open anyways, seems to defeat the purpose IMO
I prefer the screw top in a bag. Have never had one open in transit.
Ah! If you’re using the container as a dip cup that makes sense. If you’re filling the container with water and sealing it with the lid hoping it holds water, that’s what is advise against, whether it’s in a bag or notIt is the exact same concept any putting a Frag plug in a hole in a Dip cup.
The purpose is to protect the frag and the bag. Not to hold the water.
Nope. The container is just for protection. It is still bagges as normal. I've had torch colonies shipped in this manner. It works greatAh! If you’re using the container as a dip cup that makes sense. If you’re filling the container with water and sealing it with the lid hoping it holds water, that’s what is advise against, whether it’s in a bag or not