Taking Coral home from fish store/ more

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The store down by me in Florida has many selections. I want to bring one home to Ohio and I’m planning on getting it tomorrow evening. We leave Sunday at 7:30am. Is it safe to bring it in a bag this long?

Also, I got a live mangrove propagule from the beach and a rock the size of a half a dollar bill from the beach as well. Are these both legal to take back to Ohio? Thanks!
 
Googling it, its 16 hours from Florida to Ohio, so seeing how the bag would get cold in that time, I wouldn't do it unless you were driving 16 hours straight and had them pack it for you like they were shipping it. Otherwise I would just ship it so it can be packed with a heat pack and come in the mail by 10:30.
Can't help with the other part sorry.
 
Googling it, its 16 hours from Florida to Ohio, so seeing how the bag would get cold in that time, I wouldn't do it unless you were driving 16 hours straight and had them pack it for you like they were shipping it. Otherwise I would just ship it so it can be packed with a heat pack and come in the mail by 10:30.
Can't help with the other part sorry.
We’re flying!
 
We’re flying!
In that case a few hours should be nothing but have them pack it for you like they are shipping it just encase of any delays at the airport.
 
If you’re flying commercial you won’t be able to fly with much liquid. You might be able to let the airline know ahead of time.
 
If you’re flying commercial you won’t be able to fly with much liquid. You might be able to let the airline know ahead of time.
You can fly with liquid if you're transporting livestock.

Whether coral fits that bill is another story.
Check out that YouTube video of the dude who brought his octopus on the plane. You can bring liquid for pets. It's a silly rule, I know.
 
You can fly with liquid if you're transporting livestock.

Whether coral fits that bill is another story.
Check out that YouTube video of the dude who brought his octopus on the plane. You can bring liquid for pets. It's a silly rule, I know.
Georgie from coral12 and in appropriate reefer both had good videos on transporting corals and fish!
 

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