Desktop...Jellyfish Tank...

[gibson324]

Its not moons... moons are transparent. But these MIGHT be fine. ooh fun fact! they made the jellyfish aquarium on the will smith movie 7 pounds

 

[boldtogether]

I thought jellies needed cold water? Like really cold? IDK, jelly fish are very awesome fish, but I think they would need a tank ten times that size. Shame on you Jellyboy.

 

[fishbum]

Why hasn't jellyman responded again?

BTW,did you find any jellyfish? I hope not.

http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=166672

 

[mgk]

Its probably not that hard I see jelly's in bays I would consider pretty dirty.

It probably doesn't care what sized container its in, probably doesn't even have the capacity. They are supposed to be in round tanks so they don't get stuck.

I almost don't even consider them animals, somewhere above cellular organisms and below crustaceans.

as long as it handles there bioload I don't see a problem. Of course it will probably outgrow the tank, but these people are no where near the first people to sell a animal that gets to big for a tank

 

[SeaweedPimp]

Why hasn't jellyman responded again?

BTW,did you find any jellyfish? I hope not.

http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=166672

 

[Lepisosteus platyrhincus]

Its probably not that hard I see jelly's in bays I would consider pretty dirty.

It probably doesn't care what sized container its in, probably doesn't even have the capacity. They are supposed to be in round tanks so they don't get stuck.

I almost don't even consider them animals, somewhere above cellular organisms and below crustaceans.

as long as it handles there bioload I don't see a problem. Of course it will probably outgrow the tank, but these people are no where near the first people to sell a animal that gets to big for a tank

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[syddakyd]

if it could keep them happy, then it would be badass (meaning proper conditions)

 

[Errasi]

Its probably not that hard I see jelly's in bays I would consider pretty dirty.

It probably doesn't care what sized container its in, probably doesn't even have the capacity. They are supposed to be in round tanks so they don't get stuck.

I almost don't even consider them animals, somewhere above cellular organisms and below crustaceans.

as long as it handles there bioload I don't see a problem. Of course it will probably outgrow the tank, but these people are no where near the first people to sell a animal that gets to big for a tank

This is how I feel. I think the jellyfishart guy is going to make a lot of money.

 

[sikoko]

o ya let me go buy an rtc and feed it as little as possible and hope it won't grow to big.

 

[sao870]

This is all outrageous just pure outrageous