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Thank you both. Unfortunately this is the end for now, but I'm glad you enjoyed this thread while it lasted! -Kamran

Welcome, and nice eel! -Kamran

Great pond! -Kamran

Apparently, they're called "Craspedacusta sowerbyi". Neat stuff. -Kamran

Great photos, especially the last two! -Kamran

Hello, everyone. I am both happy and a little sad to present my final weekly update. Unfortunately, I’ve been busy with real life matters that are demanding more and more of my attention, and since my workload won’t be decreasing anytime soon, I’ve decided to discontinue this project to focus on...

Yeah, good luck. I really hope they breed. -Kamran

I'm liking these updates so far. Keep up the good work! -Kamran

Quite beautiful indeed. -Kamran

Wonderful! -Kamran

Thanks for the info. It'll be interesting to see how this plays out. -Kamran

That sounds awesome! Though, could you clarify what you meant by "after" the terrestrial phase? -Kamran

I don't currently own any amphibians, though I did have some dwarf African clawed frogs when I was younger. Unfortunately, they didn't last very long because my LFS gave me some misleading information on their dietary needs. -Kamran

Good stuff. Let us know how things turn out. -Kamran

Welcome to the forum! Are axolotls the only amphibians you breed? -Kamran

Isn't there a lake somewhere that's full of stingless jellyfish? I forget what it's called. -Kamran

Isn't there a lake somewhere that's full of stingless jellyfish? I forget what it's called. -Kamran

Well folks, I’m back with another update. This time it’s about our newest exhibit, featuring a certain species of planktonic jellyfish. Let’s start with a little background info: Periodically, my boss goes out to collect wild shrimp (Mysidae) to feed our Pacific seahorses. We keep them stored...

Hey, that's pretty cool. I always forget that there are freshwater jellyfish. Who is this YouTuber? -Kamran

Whatever it is, it looks great! -Kamran