We guaranteed all corals to arrive alive only when delivered next day. If corals were delivered the next day but are not alive, we require clear/actual photos of dead corals to send to aquaculturefrags@gmail.com within 2 hours of arrival at destination. AquaCultureFrags reserves the right to check photos and the decision is left to AquaCultureFrags discretion. AquaCultureFrags, at its discretion, will give you credit on your next order. Credit must be made within the next 60 days or it will be forfeited. For every shipment AquaCultureFrags requires signature to receive your order. AquaCultureFrags is not responsible to whatever it may cause to your order because you missed the delivery. AquaCultureFrags is not responsibe for shipping delays due to weather or mistakes made by the shipping carrier. AquaCultureFrags will assist you should you need help to file a claim with the appropriate carrier. AquaCultureFrags will ship orders through FedEx or UPS shipping carrier but you are more than welcome to choose other shipping carriers at your own risk.

AquaCultureFrags is not liable for any detrimental effect on frag(s), such as color changes, growth rate may have on your aquarium and it's environment as every aquarium varies from every person's water quality, parameters, lighting etc. All corals including SPS are being raised under T5 ONLY. Please be sure to acclimate them properly with different light set-up like MH. The actual color may shift due to shipping stress and may look different under 65K Iwasaki, 10K bulbs etc. We are not responsible for the color shift as mentioned. We do not guarantee the availability of all frag as they are sold on a first come first serve basis only.

Proper Water parameters:
Aquarium water chemistry must be within the proper parameters to support corals:
Ammonia – 0.0 ppm
Nitrite – 0.0 ppm
Nitrate – 0.0-30 ppm
pH – 8.1-8.4
Specific gravity – 1.020-1.025 -
Temperature – between 75°- 83° F and constant
Acclimation Procedure:
1. Turn off all Aquarium lights, dim any bright lights surrounding the fish room. Please remember after being in the dark box during shipping for many hours, any strong sudden light can add to corals (photoshock).
2. Open the bag and place it in a plastic bucket next to the aquarium you will be putting it in to. (If possible we do recommend using a quarantine tank for new corals before placing them into your display tank.
3. Using a small plastic air line set a drip line from the aquarium to the
bucket or bag. You may also use a dropper or Turkey baster to add your tank water into the new corals. Set a siphon and use either a valve or tie a knot in the tubing to set a steady drip rate. Let the animal adjust to the new water over a period of two hours. If the bucket is filling to fast either slow the drip or remove a few cup of water from the bucket or bag as needed. (Please don't pour the water from the bucket back into your tank! While acclimating keep a close eye on the temperature, Ph of the water in the bucket. Make sure it closely matches the water in the aquarium where the corals is to be placed.
4. Carefully remove the coral from the bag or bucket and place it in the aquarium at the low light areas first between 1-2 weeks and slowly raise them to the desired place to reduce photoshock. PLEASE REMEMBER that these are grown under T5 lighting. You must turn off the lights for at least 4 hours to allow the corals to get acclimated to its new home.

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