How To Bring Coral & Fish On A Plane - The Right Way

In this video you will learn how to safely pack and CARRY coral on with you on an airplane. You will want to watch until the very end because the information is spread throughout all THREE separate times I have done this. The first time went horribly wrong and I lost everything, but the beautiful red Goniopora, but the second and third time went MUCH BETTER. Let me know in the comments section below if you've ever traveled with coral on an airplane as a carry on and how did it go?

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