Is this even plausible?

[jackiomy]

Would these guys thrive?
http://www.jellyfishart.com/store.php

 

[Dan06]

I don't know how well they would thrive?

I went to the NE Aquarium with the Jelly Fish display and they said they live 6 months to a year and would be really pricey to keep in a home aquarium.

That would be a neat little setup to have on a desk somewhere, but the size of the tank just looks wrong...

 

[Somervell]

Wow. That kind of looks like $300 down the drain. I'm not seeing a high survival rate here, but what do I know. Don't jellies requires specific current modulation to make sure that they don't get stuck to the sides of tanks and such?

 

[Reefscape]

Wow. That kind of looks like $300 down the drain. I'm not seeing a high survival rate here, but what do I know. Don't jellies requires specific current modulation to make sure that they don't get stuck to the sides of tanks and such?

Thats sorted out by having no sides, a round tank ( no corners )...

Personaly, i disagree with keep keeping jellys in anything less than a large round aquarium...I just dont see it as healthy to keep them in such a small aquarium..

 

[DSR]

Their webpages says that the jelly fish only live about 6 months. Would be very cool to have jelly fish, but not like that... check out their other tanks on their webpage. pretty fancy.

 

[Hebily]

On a slightly related note, anyone seen 7 pounds?

 

[justkillin_time]

It's actually pretty big, I thought it was only a little 2.5 gallon tank or something. Might be neat for a bit, but the novelty would wear out quick. Not a bad concept. Be curious if they're tank raising these critters.

 

[Dan06]

I thought I read on the website that they are?

 

[cam191919]

cory keeper has a jelly in a diy-ed ten g

 

[justahannah]

Looks like a biOrb with a heater to me...