Tupperware for corals?

[Treef]

Has anyone used Tupperware to transport corals? I hate bagging the stuff because I always get nervous that its gonna pop or leak or w/e. Tupperware or any plastic container

 

[KathyC]

I use it them all the time, works fine, no harm to the coral.
I buy the cheap supermarket brands when I find them on sale. If you were at the swap, we also used them for the corals that came out of the raffle/auction tanks.
Less prone to leaking

 

[anthony27]

I agree with Kathy that is the only way to travel with coral in our days no baggs and eazy to drip already in container.

 

[Treef]

Thanks just had to make sure

 

[tosiek]

the plastic containers that people sell soup or Chinese food in works too.

 

[georgelc86]

No problem with TupperWare myself.

 

[marrone]

They make tupperware containers that have screw tops and some that lock in the top. They're pretty much split proof. You can also get a small thermos. They're great to transport corals as they're split proof and they keep the coral from getting cold. I've had people actually ship corals in them to me without any problems.

 

[REEF ADDICT]

They have them in the 99 cents store with tops 10 for a $1 well thats if u have a 99 cents store around...

 

[vladnyc]

Yeah these are perfect. I transported a bunch of corals and fish 400+ miles in tupperware in side of buckets. THey are pretty much made to transport wet and squish stuff. =)

 

[knugenx]

I had some frags delivered to me in "urine sample" containers.

 

[James]

I had some frags delivered to me in "urine sample" containers.

I've done that. Actually just last week. :tongue1:

 

[skimmerman100]

I had some frags delivered to me in "urine sample" containers.

lol me too!

 

[beerfish]

I had some frags delivered to me in "urine sample" containers.

I'd check the ammonia levels on that water! Lol