Jellyfish?
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Lupin
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Funny you mentioned that. My sister was given a pair of jellyfish. I took one look at the jar and shook my head in disbelief. I explained to her she has no proper equipments to keep the jellyfish given to her and she refused to believe. I just muttered to myself about being sympathetic with the jellies and they died the next day.:huh: Not many people can keep them for a long time. Research them and you'll find out why.
LOL....What interested me is WHY he was filling up the jellyfish tank with a hose pipe when he moved the tank into his appartment 
and WHY he never filled it properly...
I'll shut up now
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and WHY he never filled it properly...I'll shut up now
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I've seen tanks made by a jellyfish-tank-making company in a magazine before... Can't remember what it was called, if I find it I'll be sure to post it here.
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LOL....What interested me is WHY he was filling up the jellyfish tank with a hose pipe when he moved the tank into his appartment
I'll shut up now
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I agree with Lupin. From what I've read in articles from various sources is that jellyfish are difficult to take care of. It can be done, but like an octopus, jellyfish will not be long-lived in home aquaria. There are aquariums special-made specifically for jellyfish, which I'm sure would help a person's odds of keeping their jellies alive if they're just starting out in saltwater, but I don't think you necessarily need those aquariums to keep jellies.
http://www.jelliquarium.com/default.aspx
Jelly fish need curved glass the entire way around otherwise then will run into it and basically comit suicide. They need a special device that is able to feed them because fish food isn't enough. It needs to be something that can be suspended in water.
I knew watching the discovery channel would pay off in my hobby. To bad I am not going to shell out 3 grand for a jelly.
Jelly fish need curved glass the entire way around otherwise then will run into it and basically comit suicide. They need a special device that is able to feed them because fish food isn't enough. It needs to be something that can be suspended in water.
I knew watching the discovery channel would pay off in my hobby. To bad I am not going to shell out 3 grand for a jelly.
you need a tank designed specifically for jellies. There is a certain circular current that apparently in needed for them to remain in motion...
not to mention 1000 other things I dont even know about...
not to mention 1000 other things I dont even know about...
