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What's the max time you would leave your corals out of water while fragging etc. Should I be concerned about temperature changes like 80degree tank temp and 72 room temp?
 

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I’ve wondered this too but I’ve seen some corals left out wayyy longer than I’d ever think and they are doing fine in those tanks. I feel like its just going to depend and no idea what that actually is!
 

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What about putting some tank water into a sprayer?, give em a squirt every 5-10 minutes seems reasonable.
 

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It would depend on the coral, but I would think most would be 1 hour plus. I've taken cyhphastreas home a couple of times on airplanes wrapped in damp paper towels and they were okay for about 4hours out of water. Really fleshy corals I'd be more concerned about.
 
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Four hours is crazy! Thanks,
It would depend on the coral, but I would think most would be 1 hour plus. I've taken cyhphastreas home a couple of times on airplanes wrapped in damp paper towels and they were okay for about 4hours out of water. Really fleshy corals I'd be more concerned about.

guess I won't be to concerned under an hour
 

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