Coral Explorers - Good to Go

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Placed an order with Coral Explorers after finding them on eBay, I found they had a website. The coral I ordered came in great, healthy and timely, though oddly packaged (nothing indicating live animals on the box).

That said, communication was quick and easy and I even got a 10% off coupon (corals10) to use on their site prior to my order as I reached out to them with some questions before hand.

The only downsides, is the shipping was incredibly high at $50 (just compared to other retailers) and the photos on the website are overly saturated to bring out the colors. I saw and expected this when I ordered so I’m not going to ding them on that

On a small order, unless it was something I absolutely had to have, I’d wait on ordering due to shipping. If it was a big order, I wouldn’t hesitate to order again.
 
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