Mr. Coral high end paly pack

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Well, well! Me & Mr. Coral did not start off on a good foot last August when I was getting into this hobby. I was pretty much an anti- Mr Coral guy from that point forward. I saw he had the "high end" paly pack up & it was a good deal if everything would to go smoothly. He would choose which ones out of the pictures he posted. It would basically come out to $12.50 a polyp with shipping included + few 'extras" he claimed.

I placed the order sometime last week & he responded right away. We agreed on a shipment for Monday for Tuesday delivery. Saturday I get an E-Mail from one of his employee's just making sure everything was good to go for Monday shipping. I received the tracking number at 5ish on Monday afternoon.

04/23/2012 7:02 P.M. Origin Scan
04/23/2012 6:07 P.M. Order Processed: Ready for UPS

I received it at:
Bound Brook, NJ, United States
04/24/2012 9:49 A.M. DELIVERED

I'm stealing this part from nyknicks4412 recent post. I'm just going to change it up a tad.

The exterior packaging seemed very secure and the box was not damaged or wet in anyway. Inside, I found one heat pack tapped to the top of the box with Styrofoam & paper. The bags the corals were stored in were kept in (2) large exterior bag to prevent leaking. I found that there was a decent quantity of leaked water in one of the bags. The corals were kept in smaller bags & they were all attached nicely

I received 10 frags with some having more then 1 polyp on them. All had opened up by the time I had came home from work. One polyp was extremely small, but I'm not going to fret over it. They all looked healthy & I'm happy.

I took pictures but didn't have time to put them on the computer(I will do that tonight). I'm also waiting for my new lens to come so I can hopefully take better pictures.
 
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