coral keeper
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I got my jellyfish book!!
Woohooo! The jellyfish book is called: How to Keep Jellyfish in Aquariums, An introductory guide for maintaining healthy jellies by Chad L. Widmer
My jellyfish tank diary.
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coral keeper
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Here are a few pictures of it eating some krill.
coralreefer
Active Member
has it gotten bigger? the tentacles look longer
coral keeper
Active Member
Originally Posted by coralreefer
http:///forum/post/2997819
has it gotten bigger? the tentacles look longer
Nope It hasn't grow because its full size. The jellyfish can retract and stretch its tentacles as much as it wants. So it varies from time to time.
http:///forum/post/2997819
has it gotten bigger? the tentacles look longer
Nope It hasn't grow because its full size. The jellyfish can retract and stretch its tentacles as much as it wants. So it varies from time to time.
coralreefer
Active Member
cool
copperhead3690
Member
this has to be the coolest thing i've ever seen, i have always wanted to get into something like this and always thought about it, but you actually did it, this is truely amazing! keep up the good work i hope you have great success with it!
coral keeper
Active Member
Thanks!!
copperhead3690
Member
np at all!!
please keep this thread goin it's to cool lol!
coral keeper
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Originally Posted by copperhead3690
http:///forum/post/2998268
np at all!!
please keep this thread goin it's to cool lol!
Will do. lol
http:///forum/post/2998268
np at all!!
Will do. lol
hyen
New Member
Hi Bro,
I am about to start my jellyfish project and so happen goggling around and saw this thread. I have million of questions about your jellies. I am so curious on why you set 62degF? Is it your type of jellies require this low?
I am already done a sketch for my future jellies tank. Please comment:
I am about to start my jellyfish project and so happen goggling around and saw this thread. I have million of questions about your jellies. I am so curious on why you set 62degF? Is it your type of jellies require this low?
I am already done a sketch for my future jellies tank. Please comment:
coral keeper
Active Member
Originally Posted by hyen
http:///forum/post/2999408
Hi Bro,
I am about to start my jellyfish project and so happen goggling around and saw this thread. I have million of questions about your jellies. I am so curious on why you set 62degF? Is it your type of jellies require this low?
I am already done a sketch for my future jellies tank. Please comment:
I set my tank to 62F because the jellyfish that I have requires a temperature of 62F. Yeah. Very nice sketch!! It will work very well.
http:///forum/post/2999408
Hi Bro,
I am about to start my jellyfish project and so happen goggling around and saw this thread. I have million of questions about your jellies. I am so curious on why you set 62degF? Is it your type of jellies require this low?
I am already done a sketch for my future jellies tank. Please comment:
I set my tank to 62F because the jellyfish that I have requires a temperature of 62F. Yeah. Very nice sketch!! It will work very well.
coral keeper
Active Member
I finished the book called: "How to Keep Jellyfish in Aquariums, An introductory guide for maintaining healthy jellies by Chad L. Widmer" and it was a VERY good read! I highly recommend getting the book if you're thinking about setting up a jellyfish tank.
camfish
Active Member
CK...nice tank but I have a pet peeve.
Your "Your" and "you're" usage is off.
You're is a contraction for you are. When you write a sentence using these words, make sure you check it. If "you are" fits, then you can use "you're." Good luck with the tank. BTW, I know I'm a douche and I just wanted to look for a reason to bust your balls.
Your "Your" and "you're" usage is off.
You're is a contraction for you are. When you write a sentence using these words, make sure you check it. If "you are" fits, then you can use "you're." Good luck with the tank. BTW, I know I'm a douche and I just wanted to look for a reason to bust your balls.
coral keeper
Active Member
Originally Posted by camfish
http:///forum/post/2999705
CK...nice tank but I have a pet peeve.
Your "Your" and "you're" usage is off.
You're is a contraction for you are. When you write a sentence using these words, make sure you check it. If "you are" fits, then you can use "you're." Good luck with the tank. BTW, I know I'm a douche and I just wanted to look for a reason to bust your balls.
Thanks!
Fixed.
http:///forum/post/2999705
CK...nice tank but I have a pet peeve.
Your "Your" and "you're" usage is off.
You're is a contraction for you are. When you write a sentence using these words, make sure you check it. If "you are" fits, then you can use "you're." Good luck with the tank. BTW, I know I'm a douche and I just wanted to look for a reason to bust your balls.
Thanks!
Fixed.
E
eric b 125
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CK, have you ever seen '7 pounds' w/ will smith? i saw it earlier tonight and it got me thinking about your jelly tank. either way, in the movie will smith's character has this dope jellyfish cylinder. he keeps some sort of box jelly fish. its just a movie, i know, but it was a phat tank.
coral keeper
Active Member
Originally Posted by Eric B 125
http:///forum/post/3012599
CK, have you ever seen '7 pounds' w/ will smith? i saw it earlier tonight and it got me thinking about your jelly tank. either way, in the movie will smith's character has this dope jellyfish cylinder. he keeps some sort of box jelly fish. its just a movie, i know, but it was a phat tank.
Yup, watched it a few days ago. Great movie. And yeah, I saw the jelly tank. lol It was a box jellyfish.
http:///forum/post/3012599
CK, have you ever seen '7 pounds' w/ will smith? i saw it earlier tonight and it got me thinking about your jelly tank. either way, in the movie will smith's character has this dope jellyfish cylinder. he keeps some sort of box jelly fish. its just a movie, i know, but it was a phat tank.
Yup, watched it a few days ago. Great movie. And yeah, I saw the jelly tank. lol It was a box jellyfish.
coral keeper
Active Member
Originally Posted by ophiura
http:///forum/post/3012551
All I can say is that I am extremely impressed with you! very very nice!!
http:///forum/post/3012551
All I can say is that I am extremely impressed with you! very very nice!!
nano reefer
Active Member
impressive, the plexi cutting through the center of the tank is no eye candy, but its amazing that we can trap nature in our homes 
hyen
New Member
Hi CK,
How are you and your jellies doin?
I have done DIYed my kreisel...
I havent really test on the system and gonna test it hopefully tmr nite. I believe the circulation will be fine. The only things I worry is the leakage. The tank look exactly like what I planned except the workmanship quality
. This is just a testing skid and if its successful, a larger scale tank will be made for display tank in my house.
I have few questions for ya...
1. The place I staying, its hard to get salt water feeder fish. How am I suppose to overcome this matter. Can a frozen brine shrimp work?
2. How frequent do you feed your jellies?
3. Hows the light requirements?
4. I read somewhere in the internet saying dissolved organic carbon can be food for jellies, should I add in a protein skimmer?
hope you guys enjoy the pics...
How are you and your jellies doin?
I have done DIYed my kreisel...
I havent really test on the system and gonna test it hopefully tmr nite. I believe the circulation will be fine. The only things I worry is the leakage. The tank look exactly like what I planned except the workmanship quality
I have few questions for ya...
1. The place I staying, its hard to get salt water feeder fish. How am I suppose to overcome this matter. Can a frozen brine shrimp work?
2. How frequent do you feed your jellies?
3. Hows the light requirements?
4. I read somewhere in the internet saying dissolved organic carbon can be food for jellies, should I add in a protein skimmer?
hope you guys enjoy the pics...