Zoa question when shipping

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I mainly will be shipping zoa/paly on here. Im gonna be pretty novice. I have all the shipping material except cold packs. I live in Texas. When shipping easy coral like that, is it okay to ship without cold packs?

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@BoomCorals posted an article about shipping last year. Here is a link.

I think you'll need some method of keeping the temperature down regardless of it being zoas. Keep in mind these boxes are sitting in trucks/warehouses that aren't air conditioned.
 
@BoomCorals posted an article about shipping last year. Here is a link.

I think you'll need some method of keeping the temperature down regardless of it being zoas. Keep in mind these boxes are sitting in trucks/warehouses that aren't air conditioned.
Guess I should suck it up and get some! Thanks for the reply bud
 
The cold packs are pretty cheap. You can get them off superiorshippingsupplies.com.
During the summer months it’s a must regardless of what corals you’re shipping.
 

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