In both cases they will. I know jellyfish are for experts but i love them and want to try anyway. I was looking for anyone who has experience. These jellyfish are hitchhikers that come either with freshly hatched artemia or get released from sessile jellyfish that are somewhere growing on live rock. The more delicate, and less capable jellyfish need more specialized tanks.
The only jellyfish you can possibly put in your tank is an upside down jellyfish sometimes available in the hobby. Some are super easy, some are super tough. When it rain it pours. To jellyfish or not to jellyfish, that is the question? Jellyfish exist on a full spectrum of care level.
In both cases they will. I know jellyfish are for experts but i love them and want to try anyway. I was looking for anyone who has experience. These jellyfish are hitchhikers that come either with freshly hatched artemia or get released from sessile jellyfish that are somewhere growing on live rock. The more delicate, and less capable jellyfish need.
The only jellyfish you can possibly put in your tank is an upside down jellyfish sometimes available in the hobby. Some are super easy, some are super tough. When it rain it pours. To jellyfish or not to jellyfish, that is the question? Jellyfish exist on a full spectrum of care level.
Hey all, if you're reading this, welcome! I can't find much on information online so was looking. After seeing my first aiptasia yesterday that i smothered with epoxy, i’ve now seen tiny organisms on my tank glass. I'm basically starting this thread as a way to document my own progression (all of the ups and downs) with building a jellyfish.
Probably about 30 in total. So yesterday for christmas i got an omni 9 jellyfish aquarium from 'the jellyfish warehouse' that i've had my eye on for a while (thank you mom and dad) and its been setup. In both cases they will. I know jellyfish are for experts but i love them and want to try anyway. I was.
These jellyfish are hitchhikers that come either with freshly hatched artemia or get released from sessile jellyfish that are somewhere growing on live rock. The more delicate, and less capable jellyfish need more specialized tanks. The only jellyfish you can possibly put in your tank is an upside down jellyfish sometimes available in the hobby. Some are super easy, some.
I can't find much on information online so was looking. After seeing my first aiptasia yesterday that i smothered with epoxy, i’ve now seen tiny organisms on my tank glass. I'm basically starting this thread as a way to document my own progression (all of the ups and downs) with building a jellyfish tank out of. So yesterday i ended up receiving my 2 aquacultured dwarf lion's mane jellyfish from the jellyfish warehouse (shout out to travis for all the help) for my omni 9 which has.
So yesterday for christmas i got an omni 9 jellyfish aquarium from 'the jellyfish warehouse' that i've had my eye on for a while (thank you mom and dad) and its been setup.