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[summat fishy]

ive viseted the sealife centre a few times and was just wondering...hyperthetically if i wanted to keep jelly fish, could i do it? an what equipment would be needed to house them? also i know their feeding habits are like no other, so how could i do this? this question is only out of interest! thanks in advance summat fishy

 

[modaz]

ive viseted the sealife centre a few times and was just wondering...hyperthetically if i wanted to keep jelly fish, could i do it? an what equipment would be needed to house them? also i know their feeding habits are like no other, so how could i do this? this question is only out of interest! thanks in advance summat fishy

this is think would be for the oddballs section of this forum

but take my hat off to you...........................wonderful question but unable to answer
come on guys answer im waiting in anticipation

 

[Araxen]

I think they would be too fragile for a home aquarium, but who knows. I'm sure somebody has tried.

 

[pica_nuttalli]

try saltwater, not oddballs

 

[Davey Jones]

ive viseted the sealife centre a few times and was just wondering...hyperthetically if i wanted to keep jelly fish, could i do it? an what equipment would be needed to house them? also i know their feeding habits are like no other, so how could i do this? this question is only out of interest! thanks in advance summat fishy

Check this out
http/jellieszone.com/captivejellies.htm

 

[edgun88]

Read this article:

http/www.aquaticcommunity.com/universal-viewid334.html

It has a lot of good information on jellyfish keeping. I would only reccomend it to the very experienced aquarium keeper.

 

[summat fishy]

but take my hat off to you...........................wonderful question but unable to answer
come on guys answer im waiting in anticipation
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yeah i was just wondering! thanks for the replys! yeah it would be very interesting i dont know how you could get hold of some though i couldnt see them being frequently imported! dont think they would get on with anything else either, however some smallfish take refuge in there tenticles hiding from larger fish so they would be a good addition if you could find out what species they were lol

 

[andywg]

Jellyfish are very difficult to do. You need a specialised tank with the filtration and powerheads kept away from anywhere the jellies can get to. Even then they are susceptible to water pollution. Not in any way an easy thing for the hobbiest to keep.

 

[summat fishy]

yeah i had my expectations they are very fragile i expect? thanks for the reply! summat fishy