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Thats great a lot of people are intimidated by shipping maybe this will help out.The pictures make it very easy to understand.Thanks for all your hard work.Clint
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Awesome. Ive asked alot of people if they shop frags, but most didnt know how. This needs to be a sticky
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Nice packing job....
Nice nail color too.. ;0)
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Excellent information. Also, for those considering shipping fish, don't forget to fill the bag with oxygen before you tie it.
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What if one doesn't have O2?
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Well Done, Myka.
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Sometimes those styro discs don't have to be that big. It all depends on the size of the coral/frag. Otherwise, a very good ilustration on how to ship livestock.
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Thanks for the comments everyone.
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I find if the disk is about the same size as the bag, then it doesn't slosh around in the bag. It is much more stable, and seems to ship better. I added this explanation to the guide. Last edited by Myka; 05-05-2008 at 04:28 AM. |
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Excellent information Myka. Thank you!
I agree... this should be a sticky!
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You're very welcome! Feel free to send me some frags to practise your packing!
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