How we pack marine fish for long-haul airfreight
Water volume, oxygen ratio, insulation and transit time all trade against each other. A look inside a box built for a 30-hour door-to-door journey.
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Permits, packing and husbandry — what we have learned shipping maricultured corals and marine fish out of Bali.
Water volume, oxygen ratio, insulation and transit time all trade against each other. A look inside a box built for a 30-hour door-to-door journey.
A coral that spent 30 hours in a bag needs light and flow reintroduced gradually. A simple three-day schedule that keeps colour and avoids tissue recession.
Every maricultured coral leaving Indonesia travels on a CITES export permit. Here is what the document contains, who issues it, and what your own import permit has to match.