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Tank From The Top Neon Green Toadstool, Hammer; Alien Eye Chalice
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From the album: From the Top
(Tyree?) Neon Green Toadstool, Neon Green Hammer, Alien Eye Chalice frag© James N. Dart
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From the album: From the Top
Idaho Grape Montipora, red bubble-tipped anemone, green star polyps© James N. Dart
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From the album: From the Top
Purple w/green polyps acro, three types of Green Star Polyps (GSP)© James N. Dart
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From the album: From the Top
Green pocillopora, Blue Clove polyps, Candy Cane coral -
From the album: corals for sale 9-17-2103
parent colony of sunset montipora. Damage from tank over heat visible here. 2 frags available < 1/2 inch, from non-damaged portion -
From the album: Frag Pics
Red (vice orange) Monti Cap frag -
From the album: Frag Pics
Large frag of lemon lime montipora; not sure if monti cap or not -
From the album: Frag Pics
Another green Pocillopora frag (of several) -
From the album: Frag Pics
Green Pocillopora frag (one of several) -
From the album: Frag Pics
yellow polyps frag; purple nurple frag in background -
From the album: Frag Pics
Tri-color Acro frag -
From the album: Frag Pics
Purple Nurple encrusting monti frag -
From the album: Frag Pics
Alien Eye Chalice, Tri-Color Acro, Green Pocillopora frags -
From the album: Frag Pics
Alien Eye Chalice, Tri-Color Acro, Green Pocillopora frags -
From the album: Frag Pics
Alien Eye chalice frag -
I'm looking to ship SPS colonies from my tank in MD to my new tank in CA. Most of the colonies are in the ball park of 3" x 3" x 3", though some are bigger in some dimensions. What is the absolute safest way to ship them? This is what I have planned (based on the info I've gathered from numerous threads): 1) Buy a bunch of tall tupperware containers. 2) cut colony from live rock, hopefully leaving a bit of the live rock where it encrusted. 3) place base of colony on styrofoam cut out (approximately the size of of the opening of the tupperware container). 4) fill tupperware with tank water enough to submerge colony 5) place colony upside down into tupperware container, hopefully leaving some air above the styrofoam. 6) cover all tupperware with plastic aquarium bags 7) place all tupperware containers into fitted styrofoam box 8) fill gaps with packaging peanuts 9) tape appropriate heatpack to lid 10) place in accompanying box and ship overnight via FedEx Is it worth wrapping the colonies in paper towels? I've never had corals shipped that way. Though I will do anything to boost chances of surviving. Should I remove acro crabs and ship them separately?
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From the album: Frag Pics
montipora digitata frag -
From the album: Frag Pics
assorted frags -
From the album: Frag Pics
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From the album: Frag Pics
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From the album: Frag Pics
