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Kolar Live Fish Shipping Bags are designed to safely
display, protect, and transport your fish and other aquarium life. These
plastic, leak-proof bags are made with ultra-durable polyethylene and double
sealed to prevent leaks, punctures, and tears.
Made of special metallocene polyethylene resin, Relisia bags
meet FDA criteria for food contact, so no dangerous chemicals or contaminants
will harm your fish. Whether you’re shipping fresh or saltwater fish or
invertebrates, Kolar bags are a durable and cost effective choice for all your
aquarium needs. Available in a range of sizes to safely transport everything
from individual coral fragments, to fish, to large koi.
Features
- Clear
polyethylene bags
- Variety
of sizes tailored to aquatic life being transported
- Available
in 2, 3, and 4 mil thicknesses
- Tear
and puncture resistant
- Double
sealed for extra insurance
- Made
of fish-friendly, food-grade film
- Approved
by the FDA for contact with food
- Made
in the USA by a family-owned factory
- For
displaying, protecting, and transporting aquarium life
Applications and Uses
Fish bags created by fish experts. Kolar Labs is a trusted
aquarium filtration company with expertise in ideal water conditions for fish,
plants, coral and invertebrates.
Fish bags are super strong, leak-proof and won’t rip open
during shipping. Bottom seams are double sealed for extra insurance. All bags
are made with high-quality polyethylene resin with special a metallocene
additive for increased tear and puncture resistance. All bags are BPA-free.
These bags are entirely USA made in a family owned factory.
Bags come in a variety of sizes to safely transport and
protect your aquatic life during shipping from small bags for coral fragments,
to large bags for Koi. Available in 2, 3, and 4 mil thicknesses for your
requirements. A safe, reliable, and economical fish bag solution to ship,
transport, protect, and pack your all your freshwater and saltwater aquatic
life. Fish bags can be used for freshwater fish, tropical fish, plants,
invertebrates, shrimp, Koi, and goldfish as well as saltwater and marine fish,
invertebrates, reef rock, corals, and plants.
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