This is why I always deliver to my office because the front of my house gets nothing but afternoon sun and since I am a slave and am here most of my time I get a little present while at work every time I order something.
It is air conditioned and I dont have to worry about someone stealing my packages off of my front porch.
When I moved (south to north) cross-country three years ago, I unintentionally moved my MT snails:
I placed my driftwood and gravel in a big rubbermaid container (covered) in the back of my topper-covered pickup. Parked in a hotel parking lot for about a week (house sold sooner than we could move) then drove north (in August). Stayed at my mothers for another 5 days (i think I remember flushing the container with water while there), moved to new house and waited for aquarium to arrive. Put gravel/driftwood into tank, filled with water, and found live snails!
So any of the methods mentioned above should be fine:thumbsup:
When I moved (south to north) cross-country three years ago, I unintentionally moved my MT snails:
I placed my driftwood and gravel in a big rubbermaid container (covered) in the back of my topper-covered pickup. Parked in a hotel parking lot for about a week (house sold sooner than we could move) then drove north (in August). Stayed at my mothers for another 5 days (i think I remember flushing the container with water while there), moved to new house and waited for aquarium to arrive. Put gravel/driftwood into tank, filled with water, and found live snails!
So any of the methods mentioned above should be fine:thumbsup:
so you are saying that aquatic snails are the cockroach of aquariums!!!
If they are then I should have no problem shipping them in any way it sounds like I just need to keep them from drying out is that right
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