LIve Soft Polyp Neon Green Cabbage Leather Coral (Sinularia brassica) For Sale -
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LIve Soft Polyp Neon Green Cabbage Leather Coral (Sinularia brassica):
$19.00
Read the Shipping policy before your purchase.
Easy Ship Rate: $20 One Time Shipping Total Charge For Entire Order, No Matter How Many Items You Buy!
Our shipping policy:
*****SOMEONE MUST BE AT HOME TO RECEIVE YOUR SHIPMENT OF LIVE CORALS. PACKAGES WHERE THE USPS TRACKING STATES "LEFT ON FRONT PORCH OR AT DOOR" MAY NOT QUALIFY FOR LIVE ARRIVAL GUARANTEE. THERE IS NO WAY TO PACKAGE YOUR CORALS TO PROTECT THEM FROM EXTREME TEMPERATURES AND IT IS ALSO COMPLETELY UNFAIR TO SUBJECT YOUR NEW PETS TO THE TEMPERATURES OUTSIDE. IF YOU OR SOMEONE ELSE IS NOT AVAILABLE TO RECEIVE THE PACKAGE, CONTACT US FOR RATES ON OVERNIGHT SHIPPING OR HAVE US ADD A NOTE FOR YOUR POST OFFICE TO HOLD THE PACKAGE AT THEIR FACILITY. REMEMBER, YOU MUST PICK IT UP WITHIN 4 HOURS FOR THE SAFETY OF THE ANIMALS.
To help insure you are covered under our live arrival guarantee, photograph each coral as you remove them from the box in the unopened bag. Picturing the box with the shipping label in the background will help in case you decide to claim on the USPS package insurance. All packages are insured for a minimum of $50-$100 by the USPS. Photo proof is necessary. You may contact us for help with a post office damage claim.
USPS priority flat rate shipping. Fragnabit does not replace animals killed due to extreme weather or mail delays. Fragnabit does not return shipping fees on priority mail.
We add replacement corals for qualifying DOA's to customers next order.. USPS priority shipping is $20.00 for a medium priority mailing box. Fragnabit does not charge a handling fee. One day Express is available from the USPS for an additional $35.00 anywhere in the US.
Live arrival is guaranteed. To qualify, package must be received on the first delivery attempt.DOA's must be reported within 4 hours of receipt of package.Packages held at a USPS facility must be picked up within 4 hours of arrival.DOA reports must have an accompanying photo of unopened dead coral,Credit for DOA's will be given on next order.Fragnabit does not credit shipping costs.
^^^^Safety note. Never float the bags in your tank. Floating the bags will trap the animals in the bag with the gases their waste gives off during shipping. Adding water during acclimation will equalize the temperature. Floating the bag is unnecessary and may damage the livestock inside. Always acclimate in an open container.,
**HELPFUL HINTS**(1) Corals stink. Transporting them in a box across the country will concentrate the odor. Do not mistake the odor for a fatality, the smell is normal and no animal should be killed for being a little stinky. Always acclimate any coral unless their does not appear to be anything but slime in the bag.(2) Soft corals will dissolve when they die so if their is any polyp visible the coral is likely still alive. All corals polyps will retract when shipped. This is normal. The coral will extend its polyps when it feels comfortable in its new environment.(3) Mushroom corals often cloud the water and may split during shipping or slide from their mounting plug. This is unavoidable but easy to fix. Simply place them in a dish of water with rubble or small shells on the bottom and let mother nature do the rest. After a few days the coral should have grabbed bits of shell or gravel. Glue the gravel to the coral plug with gel superglue. Allow to dry a few minutes before returning to the tank.(4) Waving or pulsing polyps often break up during shipping. This is one of the ways the animals reproduce and is not indicative of damage or ill health. Placing the coral pieces in a small dish filled with gravel or small pieces of rock will allow them to reattach so they can be glued back down. While the new pieces attach, the broken stalks will grow new heads so you end up with twice as many corals.
Easy Ship Rate: $20 One Time Shipping Total Charge For Entire Order, No Matter How Many Items You Buy!
Our shipping policy:
*****SOMEONE MUST BE AT HOME TO RECEIVE YOUR SHIPMENT OF LIVE CORALS. PACKAGES WHERE THE USPS TRACKING STATES "LEFT ON FRONT PORCH OR AT DOOR" MAY NOT QUALIFY FOR LIVE ARRIVAL GUARANTEE. THERE IS NO WAY TO PACKAGE YOUR CORALS TO PROTECT THEM FROM EXTREME TEMPERATURES AND IT IS ALSO COMPLETELY UNFAIR TO SUBJECT YOUR NEW PETS TO THE TEMPERATURES OUTSIDE. IF YOU OR SOMEONE ELSE IS NOT AVAILABLE TO RECEIVE THE PACKAGE, CONTACT US FOR RATES ON OVERNIGHT SHIPPING OR HAVE US ADD A NOTE FOR YOUR POST OFFICE TO HOLD THE PACKAGE AT THEIR FACILITY. REMEMBER, YOU MUST PICK IT UP WITHIN 4 HOURS FOR THE SAFETY OF THE ANIMALS.
To help insure you are covered under our live arrival guarantee, photograph each coral as you remove them from the box in the unopened bag. Picturing the box with the shipping label in the background will help in case you decide to claim on the USPS package insurance. All packages are insured for a minimum of $50-$100 by the USPS. Photo proof is necessary. You may contact us for help with a post office damage claim.
USPS priority flat rate shipping. Fragnabit does not replace animals killed due to extreme weather or mail delays. Fragnabit does not return shipping fees on priority mail.
We add replacement corals for qualifying DOA's to customers next order.. USPS priority shipping is $20.00 for a medium priority mailing box. Fragnabit does not charge a handling fee. One day Express is available from the USPS for an additional $35.00 anywhere in the US.
Live arrival is guaranteed. To qualify, package must be received on the first delivery attempt.DOA's must be reported within 4 hours of receipt of package.Packages held at a USPS facility must be picked up within 4 hours of arrival.DOA reports must have an accompanying photo of unopened dead coral,Credit for DOA's will be given on next order.Fragnabit does not credit shipping costs.
^^^^Safety note. Never float the bags in your tank. Floating the bags will trap the animals in the bag with the gases their waste gives off during shipping. Adding water during acclimation will equalize the temperature. Floating the bag is unnecessary and may damage the livestock inside. Always acclimate in an open container.,
**HELPFUL HINTS**(1) Corals stink. Transporting them in a box across the country will concentrate the odor. Do not mistake the odor for a fatality, the smell is normal and no animal should be killed for being a little stinky. Always acclimate any coral unless their does not appear to be anything but slime in the bag.(2) Soft corals will dissolve when they die so if their is any polyp visible the coral is likely still alive. All corals polyps will retract when shipped. This is normal. The coral will extend its polyps when it feels comfortable in its new environment.(3) Mushroom corals often cloud the water and may split during shipping or slide from their mounting plug. This is unavoidable but easy to fix. Simply place them in a dish of water with rubble or small shells on the bottom and let mother nature do the rest. After a few days the coral should have grabbed bits of shell or gravel. Glue the gravel to the coral plug with gel superglue. Allow to dry a few minutes before returning to the tank.(4) Waving or pulsing polyps often break up during shipping. This is one of the ways the animals reproduce and is not indicative of damage or ill health. Placing the coral pieces in a small dish filled with gravel or small pieces of rock will allow them to reattach so they can be glued back down. While the new pieces attach, the broken stalks will grow new heads so you end up with twice as many corals.
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