NEOCARIDINA SHIPPING-PACKAGE VALIDATION PROTOCOL 1.0
Reviewed: 2026-08-12
Status: protocol ready locally; no package limit or successful trial claimed

IDENTITY AND INDEPENDENCE
[ ] shipment code
[ ] package version
[ ] immutable bag id
[ ] ship date
[ ] de-identified route class
[ ] source tank
[ ] original packed count

PACKAGE AND HANDLING
[ ] water volume
[ ] bag model
[ ] gas method
[ ] support material
[ ] fast duration
[ ] seal time
[ ] carrier
[ ] transit duration
[ ] package configuration
[ ] carrier events

EXPOSURE
[ ] origin forecast
[ ] destination forecast
[ ] complete timestamped internal-box temperature trace

MEASURED WATER
[ ] source water immediately before packing
[ ] bag water immediately after opening
[ ] receiving water
[ ] methods, units, TDS mode and ammonia reporting basis

COMPLETE OUTCOMES
[ ] arrival survivors and observation
[ ] 1-hour survivors and observation
[ ] 24-hour survivors and observation
[ ] 48-hour survivors and observation
[ ] 7-day survivors and observation
[ ] missing data
[ ] adverse event

REVIEW RULES
- One record represents one bag because animals inside it share water, gas, handling and temperature history.
- Keep the original packed count as the denominator at arrival, 1 hour, 24 hours, 48 hours and 7 days.
- Record all bags and adverse outcomes. Do not select only successful packages.
- Do not infer the temperature inside a box from an outdoor forecast. Preserve the complete logger trace.
- Record measurement method, unit, TDS conversion mode and ammonia reporting basis with every water set.
- Do not store a recipient name, street address, email, phone number, tracking number or exact private destination.
- A reviewed record describes one versioned bag history. It does not establish an optimum, safe species range or universal weather gate.
- Pause after the declared matrix, a material package change or any adverse event and review before another unit is scheduled.

STOP RULE: Stop after the declared package matrix, after any material package change or after an adverse event. Review every recorded unit before scheduling another test shipment.