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What’s your trick and tips on shipping coral?

All these arrived with 0 DOA after 12 hr fright trip !!!
Yeah!!

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Wow great news, I am sure you are happy with that shipment. One thing I’ve noticed from getting corals shipped. I really appreciate when the vendor or distributor takes into the account the light shock factor. I’ve had many coral shipments bagged or even doubled bagged in black out as not to cause severe light shock or potentially bleach them.

I am in sales and it’s always a good practice to assume clients will do the worst possible thing and prepare for worst possible outcomes.
 
Wow, whoever packed those corals up is a master!!
 

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