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NewPlastic Aquarium Fish Tank 5 Pcs Artificial Jellyfish
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$8.84
Time Left: 28d 23h 23m
NewAquarium Tank Green Hot Pink Floating Fish Jellyfish 5 Pcs
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$4.64
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NewFish Tank 5 Pcs Hot Pink Blue Plastic Jellyfish Decor
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$5.25
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New5 Pcs Aquarium Fish Tank Artificial Plastic Jellyfish
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$5.47
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NewColorful Plastic Jellyfish Tank Fish Aquarium Ornament
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$5.24
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NewFish Tank 5 Pcs Hot Pink Blue Plastic Jellyfish Decor
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$5.28
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Jellyfishart Jellyfish Desktop Aquarium Jellyfish Art Desk Top Aquarium JFA
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$102.50
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New2 Pcs Pink Green Plastic Jellyfish Decor for Fish Tank
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$4.22
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NewAquarium Tank Green Hot Pink Floating Fish Jellyfish 5 Pcs
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$8.37
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Time Left: 4d 21h 43m
New3 Pcs Artificial Jellyfish Decor for Aquarium Fish Tank
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$5.28
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How to maintain Jellyfish in a fish tank.?

May 19, 8314 by Gammat | Posted in Fish

I found a site where to buy jellyfish and was thinking about getting one of the smallest (0.5-1 inches). But I do not know where to get food (plankton) or if they need salt water or plain water?
Website http://midwatersystems.com/products.

Awww, this is really cute jellyfish. I'll buy that completely myself if I had the patience for marine aquarium. Here's a great site with good advice on keeping jellyfish as pets: http://www.aquaticcommunity.

Okiimiru | May 19, 8636

Rare 'pink meanie' jellyfish chance catch

19.05.12

A pink meanie showed up out of nowhere in September, discovered in an exhibit tank at the South Carolina Aquarium, feasting on a recently collected moon jellyfish. Worse still, the meanie evidently was too small to be seen, attached to the moon jelly, when it was dropped into the exhibit tank. Startled aquarist Shannon Teders pulled the 4-inch-wide predator off her exhibit and sent it to the Dauphin Island Sea Lab in Alabama to be identified by researcher Keith Bayha, the man who discovered the pink meanie is its own species. Pink meanies tend to turn up when there's a "bloom," or unusual swarm, of moon jellies. This year has been a good year for moon jellies. The moon jelly was among a bunch collected by aquarium exhibit worker Nigel Bowers about 50 miles offshore of the Lowcountry. The thing is now 20 inches wide and eating two moon jellies a day. The last time anyone recorded a meanie here was in 1885. It would eat more if Bayha let it, he said. The latest one "was probably brought up by the Gulf Stream," Bayha said.

Source: Charleston Post Courier