Does Liveaquaria sell their inverts from fishless systems?

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Just curious if anyone knows if they do or not? If they do, then I won't have wait 70+ days quarantining them. Lmk thanks!
 
You still want to quarantine the 72 or 76 days, though. They may have come from a fishless system at liveaquaria, but you can bet liveaquaria doesn't keep them in those systems for 70+ days before they turn them over and sell them. Meaning...liveaquaria may have only had those inverts in their system a week or two before you bought them. You can bet they were in a fish system prior to liveaquaria. This hobby is about risk management, so depends the level of risk you're willing to accept. Me... I'd quarantine!
 
I haven't in the past and doubtful in the future.
 

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