Tons of Riccia on Rocks and other plants

Gomer

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Thanks :)

depends on how many you win.

As I said, I estimate all the riccia rocks to weigh in right now at about 15lbs. I also give the buyer a lot of freedom on how they want it shipped.

What I have done on my other ebay auctions (with established bidders) is to use the estimate shipping weight. Then if they under payed by a couple$$, oh well, otherwise, they square up. ..and visa versa. I have re-imbursed others before when they overpay.

If you want, you can plug in weight and box sizes into your favorite calculator (I can't say cause I don't know which ones you want to win..all, or one etc).

Here is my info:
Irvine, CA 92612
 

fishboy

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I bid on the largest two rocks. So id say their about 8 lbs right? Shipping by USPS Priority mail comes out to about $14. Quite a bit more than when i ship snails and plants... ;) BTW dont ask about the name... Technically i am not even supposed to use it, so i just use my mom's name and identity. Ahhh basically fraud in the making. :D
 

Gomer

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No worries, I won't ask about the name ;)...publicly that is :D

That is probably about right as for weight. well, if you don't want the slate, I can always just cut the netting and send the riccia on neting...but that takes away the ease of buying what I am selling *L*