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AriMiko43 great seller

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Just bought a bunch of zoas from @AriMiko43 and couldn't be happier. The photos were accurate and the frag plugs were spotless. I've gotten pretty used to getting plugs with aiptasia and hydroids from big vendors who claim to have strict QT procedures, so this was a breath of fresh air. And then there's the packaging. I actually got an order from TSA at the same time and half the plugs detached from the protective cup and were bouncing around in the bag. The cups that AriMiko43 used were so precisely drilled that I had to cut the frags out of the cups. I guess its technically extra work if you're lazy, but well worth it to protect the frags. Each frag was also double bagged individually and then double bagged with the other frags. Maybe bundling them together is how he managed to match temperatures with TSA's fancy molded box and loosely placed bags. Either way, you can expect better than vendor quality with him so buy with confidence.
 
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