GF in chachutak bangkok thailand

wow i wish i could just goto thailand and grab some and bring em back to my tank
or my family send me soem from there!
ahhaha the livestock is way better than what we got here in aus

I went, I saw but I didn't buy

There doesn't seem to be a hassle free way to bring the fish back.

If you box it up into a styrofoam box and check it in, I heard that there wouldn't be much problem, but I am worry that, firstly the styrofoam box might not be able to take the baggage handling and also I don't know if the fish can take the handling esp. the bigger fish.

[TVR]

Originally Posted by dragonfly_sg

I went, I saw but I didn't buy

There doesn't seem to be a hassle free way to bring the fish back.

If you box it up into a styrofoam box and check it in, I heard that there wouldn't be much problem, but I am worry that, firstly the styrofoam box might not be able to take the baggage handling and also I don't know if the fish can take the handling esp. the bigger fish.

I don't think fishes imported into SG from all over the world by fish tank right?

Originally Posted by dragonfly_sg

I went, I saw but I didn't buy

There doesn't seem to be a hassle free way to bring the fish back.

If you box it up into a styrofoam box and check it in, I heard that there wouldn't be much problem, but I am worry that, firstly the styrofoam box might not be able to take the baggage handling and also I don't know if the fish can take the handling esp. the bigger fish.

I asked bro Grossman before, you should try Thai or Sing airways apparently cos they allow carry on. I think.

nice pics bro.... thx for sharing...

Originally Posted by gregnng

Just upload some pics of thai gf

Click on the link

Last minute trip, forget to charge battery for digital camera

Using normal 35mm camera

So pic quality not so good

http://www.arofanatics.com/members/gregnng/thaigf/

Bo si mi swee leh!!

Originally Posted by AeroKing

Bo si mi swee leh!!

at least we dun haf to go down personally then can c what fishes there are like what....

Originally Posted by TVR

I don't think fishes imported into SG from all over the world by fish tank right?

Usually when fishes are ship in and out of Singapore, they are usually done in container or pellet quantity. These are transported, packed and ship upright

At the airport normal check in counter the baggage handlers just toss the baggage into the trams ( from airport terminal ) and when it reaches the plane it gets toss onto the mech conveyer belt into the plan, then it get toss into one corner of the plane. When it reaches Singapore the process is reverse

Sometime our luggage also cannot take it leh don't say a styrofoam box

Originally Posted by beowulf

I asked bro Grossman before, you should try Thai or Sing airways apparently cos they allow carry on. I think.

I also heard there are people who got into problem, with either the airline ( don't know which ) or customs. Thats why I didn't even borthered trying .

[TVR]

Originally Posted by dragonfly_sg

Usually when fishes are ship in and out of Singapore, they are usually done in container or pellet quantity. These are transported, packed and ship upright

At the airport normal check in counter the baggage handlers just toss the baggage into the trams ( from airport terminal ) and when it reaches the plane it gets toss onto the mech conveyer belt into the plan, then it get toss into one corner of the plane. When it reaches Singapore the process is reverse

Sometime our luggage also cannot take it leh don't say a styrofoam box



I also heard there are people who got into problem, with either the airline ( don't know which ) or customs. Thats why I didn't even borthered trying .

Bro, but many managed to hand carry back leh!
By checking in cargo as I was told!

bring a haversack, a plastic container with a screw-tightened cap, duct tape and some oxygen pellets. put fish in container with water, add oxygen pellets, tighten cap, seal it with the duct tape and put it inside your haversack and hand carry into the aircraft. if want to be kiasu, use some t-shirts to form a protective barrier round the container. you are allowed 3 litres anyway so cannot carry too many back also, probably 3-4 pieces of moderate size. you can put your haversack in the overhead compartment but make sure you position your container and your bag properly to minimise movement.