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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DustyD" data-source="post: 210069" data-attributes="member: 36911">I have only been on the receiving end, never a sender. I believe Casey K has a reference to a packing guide, so doing a search in this forum should be easy to find it. I did get a tarantula a month ago from two states over in New England where the temperature on the day of arrival was in the low 20s F. That person used a heating pack but kept it separated from the T by the shredded packing material.I have had two Ts sent via FedEx  from California, both in warmer times. One took a day the other missed its transfer in Tennessee and arrived a day later.Hopefully you will get some response from some sellers.</blockquote>