I've got his book, he's had a tough few early years. I'd say he made a success
Freshwater jellyfish?
- Thread starter Thyroyalgeek
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Yeah he seems pretty smart but ya know........ I always kinda feel as if its just a setup. Things happen just to spice up the show like half the other stuff on Nat geo. Although, theres a good watch on there every once in a while. It might be I don't like Jeremy cause he reminds me a bit of a very AGGRAVATING neighbor I had.
Isn't there a lake somewhere that's full of stingless jellyfish? I forget what it's called.
-Kamran
-Kamran
Isn't there a lake somewhere that's full of stingless jellyfish? I forget what it's called.
-Kamran
-Kamran
Its lake Palau. Out of 57 lakes there, 20 of them have huge populations of golden jellies, but there has been a decline recently though. The lake is brackish, because the ocean leaks in through the limestone vents, but it rains into the saltwater mix, thus, brackish
They have simplified jellyfish keeping saltwater jellies from what I understand. You buy like a circle shaped aquarium that makes the jellyfish flow in a circle(so they do not bump glass too much) and just insert food periodically. Perhaps such an aquarium could be used to keep freshwater jellies.
Here is a link to the people that make them. https://www.jellytank.com/shop/jellyfish-aquarium/ pretty interesting. Although I think the novelty would ware off fast since they are about as cognitive as a carnivorous plant.
Here is a link to the people that make them. https://www.jellytank.com/shop/jellyfish-aquarium/ pretty interesting. Although I think the novelty would ware off fast since they are about as cognitive as a carnivorous plant.
Apparently, they're called "Craspedacusta sowerbyi". Neat stuff.
-Kamran
