Cherry Corals feeds their frags actual roids!!!

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I just took delivery of like 16 frags from @CherryCorals today.............mind blown. This was my first order with them so I was a little nervous (as I am with all first livestock purchases), but boy did they knock it out the park.
So the packaging was solid, everything you'd expect, but they also put this thermal wrap (I dunno what its called) over each bag which was something I'd never seen before. Each coral had its own bag and those bags were put into bigger bags then they were wrapped in that thermal stuff. Each bag had plenty of water and there was cushioning to take up the unused space in the box. What totally blew my mind though, were the frags. Sure they were bright, colorful and healthy looking, but that's not what I'm talking about. Sure there were no "photoshop surprises" which is ALWAYS great when buying for the first time, but that wasn't it either. THESE FRAGS ARE HUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGE!!! These were easily some of the biggest frags I've ever got and only 2 were advertised as "XL" frags. Put it like this: the smallest frags in the bag were typically the size of the average frag from other vendors, but the biggest ones were 2-3 times bigger than anything I've purchased before (with the exception of a pretty big piece of frogspawn).
Bottomline: I'm beyond happy with my purchase and will be back for more :) Do yourself a favor and check em out. -A
 
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