Many of the jellyfish tanks in the marketplace aren’t marketed like traditional reef aquarium products. They are often sold as living art or a living display for the home. It’s a direct outreach to non-aquarists and creates the visage that jellyfish keeping is easy and requires little elbow-grease or aquatic expertise. The tank designs are unique and come in a myriad of shapes. Some are ...
- Jellyfish are cold water and require a chiller : In the early days of jellyfish keeping, you could only find wild caught jellyfish from California. In reality, there are thousands of species of jellyfish and they live in every marine climate on the planet. Captive bred warm water jellies are readily available now.
The only jellyfish you can possibly put in your tank is an upside down jellyfish sometimes available in the hobby. Not very hardy.
Can I put a jellyfish in my reef tank ?! | Reef2Reef
Hey All, If you're reading this, welcome! 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 a slightly modified Fluval Flex 15. Admittedly I did get the idea from the Omni 8/9 which seems to be chronically...
I was gifted a jellyfish tank that I'm cycling, but I'm having a heck of a time finding the actual animals to buy. I know some of the sites that say they're in Canada are scams. Anyone have any experience getting jellyfish in Canada?
Is it possible to buy jellyfish in Canada (such as moon jellyfish)?