Acclimatization is a critical process to minimize osmotic shock to marine organisms so as to reduce post shipment mortality. Our acclimatization facilities comprise of a variable speed control pump, an integrated electronic controllers and an external filtration system complete with protein skimmer, mechanical, biological filtration, UV sterilization, chilling capacity of up to 5000 litres (1320 gallons). This “invention” was realized after many experiments. The variable speed control pump controls the rate of acclimatization such that the marine organisms can gradually adjust to our local environmental conditions. The purpose of integrated electronic controllers is to regulate the water parameters. The parameters include pH, temperature & oxidation reduction potential (ORP). Last but not least, the entire acclimatization setup is supported by a comprehensive filtration system to ensure high-quality water throughout the acclimatization process. Each shipment requires at least 4 hours of acclimatization and the marine organisms are left to quarantine for at least another 20 hours before they are transferred to the holding tanks. The applications have by far proven to be reliable, efficient and effective. The results are further substantiated by the cost saving of reduced mortality.