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jmags080307

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Hey everyone, I have some torches for sale (all wysiwig) and if you buy multiple pieces, I can work on pricing with you. If you want any videos or pictures of the skeleton, please send me a PM and I'm happy to provide. Pictures are taken on my Samsung 21 in pro mode.

I accept PayPal for payment. If shipping, it's an extra $50 (free at $450) and after purchase we can set a ship out date that works for both of us and safe for the arrival of the corals. I will monitor the weather to make sure there's no inclement weather (my location, your location and the hubs the shipment will go through). I use UPS next day air by 12:00 pm to most places. I ship in an insulated cooler (Uline or Polar Tech) and I use 8 ounce containers to hold the frags (similar to Zen Reef ones). I also offer local pickup and I'm located in Rockaway, NJ (07866).

Standard DOA policy. Pics of dead coral in the bag within 2 hours of delivery for refund. I can not refund shipping costs. I am also not responsible for shipping delays but will try to work something out that is suitable to both parties.

Any questions please feel free to reach out! - Jay

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