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I ordered two corals from Corals.com last week which arrived today. They came in a huge box with two heat packs in a styrofoam cooler. The water temp was 77 degrees F upon arrival. I ordered a rather expensive alveopora colony in pink and blue, and a sympodium frag at a very good price. I was surprised at how big the frags were, particularly the sympodium frag. It had 4 sections on it and measured probably 1 ¼” diameter. The alve was at least as large or larger than I expected from the photo. They appeared to be wild collected, but were very clean. They also included a cupon for a second order if placed in the next fen days. There was a $10 box fee, but the overnight free shipping threshold was low. I feel I got a good value and good product with excellent handling. I hope this review helps others who are considering ordering from Corals.com
*I accidentally posted this under the member seller forum first.

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