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Lay out the sea cucumber lot by visible typeBegin with an image showing every piece or a clearly stated representative sample. Group markedly different surface patterns, body shapes and sizes. Photograph backs, undersides, side walls and any existing openings. Add approximate weight and packaging information, then describe known storage conditions.Use the dried sea cucumber identification guide to understand useful anatomical terms. Do not rinse surface deposits or soak a specimen for a better picture; processing evidence would be changed.Screening looks for species and treatment questionsKam Hoi Shing reviews outline, spine arrangement, underside features, wall thickness and drying character. Pale residue, excessive hardness, tackiness or unusual odour may require closer physical checks. Photographs can guide the enquiry, but they cannot reliably separate every salt-dried, heavily processed or moisture-affected example.Physical review compares more than appearanceThe appraiser handles pieces from across the lot, checks dryness and examines openings where naturally available. Actual weight is considered alongside category, processing, breakage and batch uniformity. A printed origin or head count can support the record, yet the goods must agree with it. Sampling across different package layers can reveal variation hidden by the top row.The sea...
