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12/07/2017, 05:49 PM | #26 |
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Ok sweet, Thanks guys for helping me out. I'll bring the corals in carry on with a clear transparent container and the copy of TSA rules with me. Someone said your not allowed to bring plastic bags for carry on, what if I put the coral in a plastic bag then put that in a clear container?
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12/07/2017, 05:55 PM | #27 |
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Get some urine sample containers. My LFS uses them and I've gotten some from swaps. Put the corals in those.
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12/07/2017, 05:56 PM | #28 |
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Thanks for the help guys. I'll do what you all suggested. Someone said you can't bring plastic bags with coral on the plane. Can I put coral in a plastic bag and then in a transparent container? Just for extra security there's no spill.
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12/07/2017, 06:13 PM | #29 | |
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I have flown from Orlando to LAX, through TSA, with two pairs of clowns... took them right through. Carrying them through the terminal got me all sorts of looks. I also have had corals in my check in luggage, in an insulated cooler, no heat packs, and they survived the trip. I've done it a couple of times. I use the specimen "urine haha" containers, take some packing tape and wrap the crud out of them so they don't leak.
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12/07/2017, 06:19 PM | #30 |
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Well I was thinking I'd just put the frag container in a bag and carry it on. What's the size limit for the frag container?
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12/07/2017, 09:14 PM | #31 | |
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It's about the size of a container of chinese soup take-out. And it has locking frag plug holders inside so they won't move. Will be better than plastic bags.
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While I was working in Oregon, I took a few cans of ranch style beans in my back pack on the plane as I could not find any at the stores near the hotel I was living in. The TSA agent asked me what they were. I explained to him that they were beans. He had never heard of them and had to go ask his supervisor if I could take them in my back pack. they finally reluctantly agreed. I was using the back pack for small items as I would leave my clothes/suitcase in Oregon between trips. 4 weeks up there and 2 weeks at home for almost a year. Was easier to carry the back pack with a few needed items than carry a heavy suitcase back and forth.
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