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Old 08-16-2013, 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Borderjumper View Post
I bought mine here...
http://www.jehmco.com/html/plastic_bags.html

Very easy to deal with.

If your just moving across town large ziplock bags should work just fine
Thanks for the link Shelly. But they are USA based so I might not be getting them as soon as I need it. Thanks for the ziploc idea; that didn't came to my mind.

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Originally Posted by Zoaelite View Post
Or salt water buckets.

Although I see why you would individually bag them (more water, more dilution= less toxins) BUT its a trade up. Your going to spend an incredible amount of time trying to individually bag corals, as many will attest time is the enemy when doing any sort of tank transfer.
Well putting them in a tote would definitely be a quick solution but the problem is they will be transferred twice in 10 days span. And I will be using my brother-in-law's car. Those uphill and downhill ride can cause spill which I want to avoid at all cost. And the rolling of corals over one another. Tough time is coming for my tank.

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Originally Posted by uniboob View Post
I get all my shipping supplies like fish bags from uline,ca
Thanks for the link. Looks like they are mostly selling large amount; way too much for me :P
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