Feeding Jellyfish LIVE FOOD For first time! (Moon Jellyfish Care)
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In today's video I show how I maintain my moon jellyfish aquarium. We also do a live feeding and show how they eat! Thanks for watching!
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Feeding Jellyfish LIVE FOOD For first time! (Moon Jellyfish Care)
Feeding Jellyfish LIVE FOOD For first time! (Moon Jellyfish Care)
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@shaneadmusson7740
2 жыл бұрын
What do you think of a Father Fish deep substrate method for a Jelly fish tank? It provides more stable water parameters than gravel or bare bottom tanks and does not require any siphoning. I use this method on three tanks right now but dirted and planted, with minimal upkeep.
out here in the olympic peninsula, the moon jellyfish spawning season is insane!!! all around the boat docks in certain areas it looks like the water is just made of jelly for hundreds of feet! super cool to watch them move around.
Omg they are so tiny ......I love the led lights they do at the aquariums cause they end.up.looking those colors instead of just clear its so cool.looking my kids.loved it when they were little ...
Thank you for showing us this :) Jellies are cool creatures and otherworldly, such an amazing animal.
😃This is the COOLEST thing you've done !! I love it . I'd like to get me some jellyfish !!👍🐙🐠
I love the facts about the jellyfish!!
Jellyfish are the most beautiful creatures in the ocean
Awesome video! Those jellyfish are so cool
Wow, now I want a jellyfish of my own…
@jesusalive9673
2 жыл бұрын
THey live less than a year looks cool but expensive hobby.
@FaceRollinOvO
2 жыл бұрын
Same xD
Oh my goodness that is so cool looking!
Wait you can have Jellyfish? I always wanted some but never actually thought you could. So I never even checked. Awesome
@cloudcastle338
2 жыл бұрын
There illegal to own in some states so check what your states laws are
I knew about hatching brine shrimp but you just reminded me lol they're cool. I didn't know there were moon jellyfish that's also really cool lol
Another great video,Bravo 🌹🥂🍾💝😉✊🏻🙃🥸☺️👌🏼👏🏻💪🏻🤗🥰☘️🌷👍🏻🌻😘 yet another fantastically interesting 🤔 one, please keep up the great content Christopher 🙏🏻 great stuff, can’t get enough!! 😉😘🌷☘️Kirsty xx
WOW! Thanks for the useful and interesting info! GREAT UPLOAD
Hi Chris this was so informative leaning things i never new Thankyou 👍👍
Such a cool idea and video.
Feel they need a far larger tank.
@tatitatitati9742
2 жыл бұрын
Totally agree... that tank is depressing :/
That last jellyfish is so cute!
These are so cool. Tfs hugs from California
Loved the video
We also have three jellyfish.. love them soooooo much!
a quick question, where did you buy the tank/jellyfish? I was considering it myself.
That is so cool
Pretty cool
There was a fish store in Missouri that used to carry jellys all the time back in the 80s and 90s. They never looked good though.
Really cool man
You always treat ask your salt water even if you buy it saltwater has the time limit a lifespan even if it is nothing except for sodium and zero water. And especially considering they probably just drew the water straight from their own tanks. Although I have seen where they just go in grab some zero water and dump salts mix into it and you a bag and say here it will be mixed by the time you get home. That means they guesstimating that you have the right stuff. In all of these cases any change whatsoever including simple temperature acclamation will become necessary becomes one trip feeder in one trip feeder out as well as testing for both the new and the old water for the variance between as well as rebalancing for stabilisation because you don't want to shock your tank
Really enjoyed this!!! And your commentary was spot on!!! Thanks for such an awesome video 😁👍🏾
What an amazing video xXx
If anyone wants this for decor PLEASE realize these are live animals that need a lot of care and a way bigger tank
@internetextraordinaire1472
2 жыл бұрын
Bro ik they are technically live animals but they literally arent sentient in any way or form… jellyfish are so biologically simple its not even funny, they just react to stimulus accordlingly and that is literally it No need for enrichment, large decorated aquarium, etc they just need proper care to keep it alive. People buy jellyfish mood lamps for $30 on amazon
@JazzOLantern
2 жыл бұрын
Doing some research myself, (not knowing the care of jellyfish) they need a cylinder tank as a square one can be dangerous to Jellyfish and their delicate skin. The tank seems to be an appropriate size for three jellies as well.
@apdroidgeek1737
2 жыл бұрын
You cant also add anything besides jellyfish. He added snail to it which im sure will shred the jellyfish with their sharp point shells.
@amyahbenford
2 жыл бұрын
@@apdroidgeek1737 the company recommends to put a small hermit crab in the tank
@Incorporated298
Жыл бұрын
@@JazzOLantern it's hard to call them animals when it's has no brain but I get what you mean
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Nice video
very nice video, i like 🎈🎈🎈
greetings from Indonesia success always
That’s actually dope bro.. where did you get everything?
I have a living coral reef pet includes gooseneck barnacles sea anemones jellyfish corals ect ect as well as a proper cleaning trip and unfortunately growing my own brine shrimp has been a challenging task. And so I've been making fish paste stop feeding and chummin for the filter feeders. Needless to say but chumming causes Havoc for the entire Aquarium and when I'm feeding nothing can be running except for the AquaJet and the lighting. And after feeding the first thing to get turned on is the skimmer and then the Quick Change media filters get turned on and then finally after pulling the quick-change media filters I can finally turn on the biofilter waterfall. I've been doing this for 600 gallons! for more times than well I care to mention. If I could upscale the process that you have going there I could get rid of the skimmer in the jet put in a table fan and using standard undergravel tank filter to supply the waterfall. Yes it's true I still have to throw in chopped bait but instead of coming the water I could throw in brine shrimp and let my filter feeders take care of themselves. I've just never had the time to deal with the brine shrimp and it's always been so time-consuming and labor-intensive but I'm thinking if I could just aerate the water and use that capture cup is a feed retriever probably be able to run a brine shrimp farm for 6 months at a time making it a lot more worthwhile to raise my own brine shrimp and actually decreasing the process is necessary to keep my tank up and running
They look kinda interesting, definitely different..as far as pets go. Could you tell me where you got your brine shrimp hatchery, or at least the brand name please?
@sammyb8152
2 жыл бұрын
Hi I could just make out the box in the video photo. It's a hobby artemia hatchery.
@lynnbonica4342
2 жыл бұрын
@@sammyb8152 Thank you for your help, otherwise I wouldn't know. Chris replied but didn't answer my inquiry about the hatchery. 👍
@christopher_scott
2 жыл бұрын
Yes, this is correct! I bought it on Amazon and it came with a bottle of eggs as well.
@lynnbonica4342
2 жыл бұрын
@@christopher_scott thank you for verifying.
@phoenixrising3219
2 жыл бұрын
It literally tells you what brand the hatchery is in the video...
Tank too for small for them.
Theyre really cool and look so pretty in that tank with the led lights but isn't the tank a bit small, shouldn't they have more space?
Saltwater aquariums have always been insanely daunting to me, but this actually feels like a REALLY good way to start. I’ve always wanted moon jellies, too. EDIT: Somehow I forgot that moon jellies get 12 inches wide. I dunno about this tank now lmao. If dwarf ones existed I could see this working.
@ztm454
2 жыл бұрын
Could be a place to start then once they start getting bigger move them to a larger tank
@thetwistedsamurai
2 жыл бұрын
@@ztm454 Yeah but the larger tank would cost a fuckin arm and a leg.
@apdroidgeek1737
2 жыл бұрын
@@ztm454 yea, this tank alone cost $300? So upgrading is definitely gonna be an issue, however just buy a different type of jellyfish lol. The blue ones stay small (i think) and they look way cooler than moon jellies.
this is cool but i feel bad for the one with no tentacles
So that's where all the 'Sea Monkeys' went... ;)
That looks soooo cool!! I wonder how long they live ??
@IIGummies
2 жыл бұрын
2 years at most for common jellies
Hey can u send the link of what u used for the brine shrimp
Not to mention it would improve the water Clarity in my tank
Was up with these jellies??? How they doing??
I’ve always wanted jellyfish as a kid and even more as an adult lol. Is maintenance for them difficult? I’m not a huge pet person (love all animals but I’m a horrible owner) but something so chill like this doesn’t look so highly maintenance but I could be wrong. Love the setup you got going on for them too.
I want some now 😭😭😩
Do you have the link for the brine shrimp breeder?
Great pets animals fish 🐠
Do an update on the baby vampire crabs
Jellyfish can regrow tentacles but won't if they can still survive with what is left. It may regrow them while in your care.
Where did you buy salt water from?
Where you get the jellyfish from?
Can you feed the jelly fish anything else? I’d feel bad for using Sea Monkeys. 🙂
Where do you get a jelly fish sir
How much is the whole setup
How much does all that cost
Hi!! I was wondering, the one Moon jellyfish that doesn't have any oral appendages, how does he bring the Food to it's mouth?? 🤔 Great video! 🥰
@PestilentAllosaurus
2 жыл бұрын
It's a complex system. A bunch of big fancy words for each of the working parts of the jelly fish. Moon jellies will usually use their stinger to take down prey, or small enough prey that just gets caught. From there It's transported tiiiiny bit to tiiiny bit to a part where it mixes with mucus- then transported _again_ into eight canals that'll go to final digestion. I wish I knew more or could remember what all the things are called or do, but it's fascinating and complex. Hope at least my explanation was at least understandable, because it truly is alien!
@jewelhaines8842
2 жыл бұрын
@Lost Coyote Hi!! Thank you so much @Lost Coyote!! Yes! Your explanation did help me understand how the little Moon jellyfish would eat!! 😊
KZread should give you the option to turn off background music in videos. 🥺
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Where did u get the gravel vacc gun thing? I really need it
@christopher_scott
2 жыл бұрын
I’ll post a link!
@phrog5578
2 жыл бұрын
@@christopher_scott the link wont work
Where the fiddler crabs 🦀???
I thought bubbles was another horse !
Tony war robot theme
I asked a marine biologist to explain to me how something so simple as a jellyfish can live. I'm still not satisfied with the answer. I don't get it. They have nothing to them. And because of that, they creep me the hell out.
@mikazukigaw-id5688
2 жыл бұрын
The jellyfish is like one whole ship. It's made up of many organisms. Some control the tentacles, some control the "brain" etc.
@BlakeBlackstone
2 жыл бұрын
@@mikazukigaw-id5688 >.>
@conster46660lol
2 жыл бұрын
@@BlakeBlackstone thing is, there are many more creatures lurking in the depths that just do not need much if anything to survive. Notice how so many fish in the depths are blind and have almost transparent bodies? They dont need to be anything other than basic because of living conditions. Jellies are essentially an enlarged micro organism. They eat small amounts, they travel slow, they're hard to see. I think the lack of mobility is made up for their lack of organs, making them more transparent
@BlakeBlackstone
2 жыл бұрын
@@conster46660lol Yup. I don't like to mess with the ocean. rofl
@apdroidgeek1737
2 жыл бұрын
@@mikazukigaw-id5688 thats siphonopore they are not true jellyfish. Jellyfish are made out of one organism and that is the jellyfish itself.
Where do we get a jellyfish kit
Maybe some real plants and a bigger tank
@BigShrimpin416
2 жыл бұрын
I agree. It almost seems cruel to keep them in there. People don’t care tho, as long as it looks cool that’s all they care about smh
@jenniferlee948
2 жыл бұрын
@@BigShrimpin416 well he is safe and he is being taken care of And didn't get eaten
@kips8156
2 жыл бұрын
They're too fragile. Plants can injure them. Jellyfish in the ocean float on currents high up. They aren't around on the ocean bottom. Plus when having them as a pet they need to be in a cylinder container, anything round, to keep them from also getting hurt. There can't be any corners, needs to have a constant water flow and a protected outlet. These tanks are ideal for them so they can float in it.
@jenniferlee948
2 жыл бұрын
@@kips8156 needs plants and a waaaaaaaay bigger tank
That tank is to small
Brine shrimp are not natural for any fish, as they live in VERY saline lakes. They are candy for aquatic creatures with little nutritional value.
I dont think youre allowed to have anything besides jellyfish, the snaill will likely shred jellyfish delicate body its why they have special tank
@MaxelWong
Жыл бұрын
yeah I was wondering the same thing...
Wait what? I honestly thought this was a lamp and going to be clickbait. You mean to tell me those lamps are based off actual aquariums? I've never seen a live jellyfish aquarium tho I mainly stick to the planted freshwater side.
@apdroidgeek1737
2 жыл бұрын
Might aswell, these jellyfish are only swimming cuz of the water current without it they will be lying at the bottom, the only thing that makes them look alive is the pulse they make. Theyre basically an expensive plant.
Tank is way too small, don't use this as an actual tank.
I bet these jellys arent happy in there
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Are they real? Lmao doesn't seem safe to ship jellyfish
As a fellow jellyfish owner, you make a ton of missteps and you should stop giving bad information
Sea Monkeys! They're not 'Brine Shrimp'...what is this fake term you are using! 😆
This is one of the most stereotypical youtube videos I've ever seen. Also I don't mean that as a compliment.
@christopher_scott
Жыл бұрын
Well…if you are going to insult me, you might want to find the right words as you have given zero context to the accused stereotype.
@justherexsisting2585
5 ай бұрын
That’s mean you shouldn’t say stuff to make ppl feel worse, you know what’s that called it’s called being a bitch and clearly you are one
Clickbait thumbnail, lame.