I usually try to ship only in the early spring, but I have a few groups of corns that will be going out in the next few weeks. Tomorrow's high is supposed to be 96 with the low being 71. The destination is pretty much the same. I have cool packs, but have never actually used one before. Do I literally freeze it and put it in there frozen? Or is it supposed to just be "cold". I know it's probably a dumb question, but they (cool packs) don't exactly come with directions. I do not want the snakes to fry in transit, but I do not want them to be snakesicles either.
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Amber Liann
1.0 Suriname BCC (Aloysius)
1.0 Colombian BCI (Austin)
0.1 BRB (Carmen)
3.4 KSB (Snow, Anery, Albino)
1.0 Pueblan Milk (Marishka)
1.1 Sinaloan Milk
1.1 Hypo Honduran Milk (Damien & Lucy)
1.1 Pastel BP
1.0 Spider BP
1.2 Het Pied BP
1.1 Het Albino BP
1.8 Ball Pythons
0.1 Crested Gecko (Chloe)
1.2 SHTCT Leos (Rico, Sabine, & Yazmine)
0.1 Albino Leo (Mandy)
0.1 Leo (Lola)
2.0 Bearded Dragons (Sydney & Dundee)
1.0 Uro (Kegan)
2.1 Wiener dogs (Dakota, Montana, Cheyenne)

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• Question about shipping with cool packs - Liann, Mon Jul 9 08:07:15 2007
• RE: Question about shipping with cool packs - Jeff Clark, Mon Jul 9 10:26:41 2007
• RE: Question about shipping with cool packs - Liann, Mon Jul 9 10:53:03 2007
• RE: Question about shipping with cool packs - Jeff Clark, Mon Jul 9 10:56:58 2007
• My $0.02........ - rainbowsrus, Tue Jul 10 11:47:03 2007
• RE: My $0.02........ - Liann, Tue Jul 10 20:17:46 2007