malt_geckos
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Hey all!
I am shipping out three boxes of geckos Wednesday. One is going to Texas and doesn't need a heat pack. The other two are going to Wisconsin and New Jersey. I am thinking they are going to need heat packs. However, the hub here will be about 70 at night and they should be in florida for a good 6 hours I think with the heat pack. Is it ok to use the heat pack as long as there is a good layer of packing material in between the geckos and the heat pack? And as long as the heat pack is wrapped in a layer of news paper and taped to the inside top of the box? I only need about a 10 degree increase in temperature. Should it be ok? Still new to shipping in these odd conditions. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Mal
I am shipping out three boxes of geckos Wednesday. One is going to Texas and doesn't need a heat pack. The other two are going to Wisconsin and New Jersey. I am thinking they are going to need heat packs. However, the hub here will be about 70 at night and they should be in florida for a good 6 hours I think with the heat pack. Is it ok to use the heat pack as long as there is a good layer of packing material in between the geckos and the heat pack? And as long as the heat pack is wrapped in a layer of news paper and taped to the inside top of the box? I only need about a 10 degree increase in temperature. Should it be ok? Still new to shipping in these odd conditions. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Mal