What's everyone's experience with the Coral Stop?

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I saw an advertisement earlier today on this site for the Coral Stop. They even have an orange hammer, which I'm looking for. What's everyone experience with this company?
 
I havent; bought from them so I can't talk about that.

I like their about us page, mostly aquacultered in their own facility.

I would probably contact them and inquire about how they take photos. Very black backgrounds, steer me towards thinking pics are under very blue light, and/or post processed a lot.
 
I havent; bought from them so I can't talk about that.

I like their about us page, mostly aquacultered in their own facility.

I would probably contact them and inquire about how they take photos. Very black backgrounds, steer me towards thinking pics are undIer very blue light, and/or post processed a lot.

I contacted them tonight. I asked about how they protect from invaders, vermetid snails, flat worms etc.
We ensure our corals are healthy and pest-free through rigorous care and quarantine procedures. Regular inspections and treatments help maintain their quality. All new coral goes through a 2-3 week quarantine procedure with dips every three days. Everything past that is naturally controlled by tank inhabitants
I think I'm going to try them.
 
Keep us posted on how it goes. Ive never heard of them
 
I purchased sometime in December. All went well. Can’t remember the sale but had good prices. There was a storm I’m here in the northeast and shipment was delayed an extra day. They were responsive and helpful. Everything still came in healthy even after the extra day at FedEx.
 
My experience was a bit different than the rest, as I was the seller in my transaction with Coral Stop. It went smoothly, no issues at all.

You asked for everyone’s experience lol :)
 
My experience was a bit different than the rest, as I was the seller in my transaction with Coral Stop. It went smoothly, no issues at all.

You asked for everyone’s experience lol :)
I'm interested in anything about this seller. I never ever buy fish online. It's a strict rule I have. He lives in Illinois and so do I, I'll give him a shot.
 
The owner of the company texted me this morning to update me that the coral had shipped and will arrive tomorrow morning, IMHO a fly by night company doesn't do that.
 
I've got stuff from them recently and everything was smooth. Communication was good, corals arrived alive and as pictured.
 
I bought several corals about 8 months ago. All but one had immediate rtn by the next day. The survivor is a monti and still alive. That’s my experience.
 
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