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[Tangster]

That is how most international exporters ship the corals and many other animals .. Dry packed just damp wrapped in plastic and bagged with a few drops of water. Fish come in in enough water to keep them from cracking LOL.

I don't no how many times I have heard that a Linkia can't be exposed to air.. All I ever owned was as where sponges . I had some branchs of our corals out of water and high and dry all day yesterday .

People just read or hear some stuff and take it from there like wet hens not really Knowing if its true of not from experiences..

I unpacked a box of fish a few weeks ago that came in from Vietnam and it had about 1 gallon of water total for about 20 bags of medium sized fish of different types..

**** Perrin started to dry pack corals here in the U.S in very little to no water at all and that was 15 yrs ago.

I sent a large box of different corals and clams and all where dry packed about a quart of water total in 30 bags

Water is heavy (: