Shipping worms and critters

[White-Queen]

I'm going to be shipping some bristleworms to a lady in trade for a more complete test kit and wanted to know if it would be ok to ship them together in a film canister like there has been some discussion about.

Also, I've read a couple different things, one was to ship them IN WATER and another was to ship them in damp paper. What would be the best do you think?

Angela <><

 

[White-Queen]

Please can anyone give me some tips on this?

Angela <><

 

[Rich-n-poor]

i think i want some of them worms

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schrom marijuana

 

[fishtalk]

zip lock bag, taped up on the end, with 1/8 of the bag volume filled with water. I also place a 6"x6" screen inside the bag for them to crawl on.

 

[White-Queen]

Rich-N-Poor,

Do you have any mushrooms or zooanthid type corals to trade!?!

Angela <><

 

[Rich-n-poor]

white queen

the tank is still pretty new but the shrooms are starting to spread a little i added some small pieces of rock around their base hoping i could get some to spread onto these rocks to use as trades i will let you know if this is successful they are beautiful deep purple shrooms

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[White-Queen]

I would most defiantely trade you worms and sand critters (I have LOTS of copepod type crawly things) for some deep purple mushrooms.

Give me your address and I'll send you the worms when I find enough film canisters. You can send me the shrooms when they are ready.

Email me.

[email protected]

Angela <><

 

[Anonymous]

I recommend a cheap lunchbox thermos (1pt)--they'll do a lot better. USPS Priority Mail will ship it 2-3 days for $4.

Ty

 

[White-Queen]

Good idea! Thanks!

Angela <><