These things are fully automatic. They dont have brains. They aren't self aware. Its just.. Moving darkness. Its a fully functional being that has no idea what its doing. How cool is that?
@Flippy _ How do you measure self-awareness? Does such a thing even exist? To be honest, it seems little more than a buzz-word. Jellyfish have an entirely different nervous systems from us - they have a nerve net of neurons (these are not evenly dispresed in the jellyfish, but rather have some degree of neuronal condensation). So if you count plants as being self-aware, I don't see a reason to suggest jellyfish have less.
justsomeawesome dude it’s fully autonomous, they don’t know that they are doing it, what happens is their nervous system reacts to certain stimuli causeing specific reactions in it body
Ok so I have a about why jellyfish are my favorite animal story so when I was younger there were a lot of jellyfish I think were moon jellyfish washed up (sadly dead) on shore so I thought they look very cool so I picked some up and my mom was like what are you doing I’m like look at the jellyfish all my cousins gathered around me they were scared it was going to sting me but I said no it won’t because it doesn’t have tentacles cause they fell off and plus I am holding the side were they didn’t have tentacles I tried to convince them to pick it one up safely but they didnt I put them in the water and they floated away and that’s what started my obsession with jellyfish
My next piece of furniture/ pet will be some jellyfish! They make a great pet and ornament! I saw that circular tank and have been reading about it. I have to figure out where I will place them.
Blubber jellyfish can be in corner less square tanks and upside down jellyfish can be in a regular tank. However, you must know the salinity level and temperature for your jellyfish, also you must feed them live young brine shrimp. You can veiw my jellyfish if you want, just type in "My pet maroon blubber jellyfish" remember though, my jellyfish died due from lack of live brine shrimp :'(
Bubbles could upswt their buoyancy and if a bubble ruptures it could cause harm to the jellyfish. Remember, they are 95% water and 5% organic matter. Thank you for pressing interest in jellyfish.
My local fish shop gave me brine shrimp (the size of seamonkeys) to feed my small jellies. Are these shrimp too big? And is it possible to overfeed the jellies or do they stop eating once full? Thank!
Adult brine shrimp are typically too big for juvenile jellies, as well as the fact that adult brine shrimp do not have all the fatty acids that juvenile jellies need to grow properly. The small jellies will try to eat them and that is ok, but try and get some enriched baby brine shrimp instead. To answer your second question, jellyfish are passive eaters and love to eat! There does become a point; however, when all of their tentacles and stomachs and stinging cells become saturated with food and they can no longer hold on to any more. So, in that sense, they do stop eating. Please note: You do not want to compromise the health of your jellyfish by degrading your water quality and that is what will happen when you overfeed.
@@SunsetMarineLabs I picked up some baby brines. Thanks! I check the water daily and it’s perfect, especially the ph. I added a air bubbler, but away from the main tank so bubbles never come near the jellies. I also have a poly filter sponge. They seem to be thriving, today is exactly 1 week of having them. Bells look to be in good shape.
+Sebastian mejia Do you mean they don't deserve a life like that, as in to say they deserve better? I think they do, the way these animals are treated puts me off them as pets.
Sebastian mejia Ye I think thats a nice idea and feed them the same shit day after day. You should read War Of The Worlds, its pretty much about humans like that, very well written too.
Why's that? Are you a vegan or? Arent you mistaking something? They're not like other animals like cats, dogs, cows...etc because they cant feel emotion (like plants). Well, not quite because they're very happy as long as they get nutrition and can move which is why most jellyfish tanks have feature that allows these beautiful beings to move indefinitely. To them, it isnt a prison, or captivity but rather, a paradise.
Moe Rosett Apparently some famous guy had a friend who owned an Octopus he'd babysit for the summer its amazing what animals people dare try to take into their homes lol
how come you dont fid them live fish like small shrimp wouldnt they sting them or catch them in there teneticals or are these a kind that eat plankton? idk shit about jelly fish the most ive owned where beta fish when i was a kid i just found this and it looks cool
feeding sea monkeys to jellyfish isn't a bad idea! now to make a eco sphere with moon jellies, algie and sea monkeys. unlimited supply of food for the jellyfish. just pick out the dead jellyfish
I am by no means any expert in jellyfish but I have kept quite a few animals for a while and I was wondering whether square tanks are safe? I thought that because they can't survive in still water they needed a rounded out habitat to keep the water flow at it's best.
You are correct that the water does need to have a specific flow or current in order to keep jellyfish happy; however, this can be achieved in what's called a "modified tumbler box" style jellyfish tank. The Eon Jellyfish Systems are modified tumbler box style jellyfish tanks. The Eon systems have 2 built-in spray bars that create a perfect flow for the jellies. We use these same tanks to breed our moon jellyfish from 1/2" diameter and up! They are perfect for jellies. You can see from our videos how easily the jellies move throughout the tank, feed appropriately and "bell", or swim naturally.
OK so i'm setting up my 120 gallon tank... i'm wanting a bunch of jellies but have 1 question. Do I need a water chiller????? I keep my house at 72* so I'm guessing the water would be around 69*ish?? Do I still need it?
+bjorn joseph Moon jellyfish can withstand temperatures from 60-80*F. So, if you keep your house maintains a room temperature of 72*F, then you will not need a chiller. However, if your house experiences higher temperatures in the summer, then you might want to consider a chiller to keep the jellies cool when that time comes.
It is a special tank for jellyfish called a "modified tumbler box", or Eon Jellyfish System. You can see that there is an internal current inside the tank making the water rotate in a circle. This is necessary to keep jellyfish suspended in the water as it does in traditional plankton kreisel tanks. This is a design that has been used throughout the jellyfish world since the mid-1990's. We also use these tanks to breed and grow up our jellyfish. It's an awesome tank! And, gives you 3-sided viewing! It's the best!
+Alexander Estk The same way as a tree is alive despite not having a brain (: Jellyfish may not have a brain, but they have a nervous system, meaning they respond to stimuli. They also have the ability to grow, reproduce and respire, meaning they are indeed living creatures, regardless of the fact that they lack a brain and heart!
These things are fully automatic. They dont have brains. They aren't self aware. Its just.. Moving darkness. Its a fully functional being that has no idea what its doing.
How cool is that?
Isn’t that like a lot of creatures on this planet...
Like many out there, the only difference is the jellyfish animal is better ...
@Flippy _ How do you measure self-awareness? Does such a thing even exist? To be honest, it seems little more than a buzz-word.
Jellyfish have an entirely different nervous systems from us - they have a nerve net of neurons (these are not evenly dispresed in the jellyfish, but rather have some degree of neuronal condensation).
So if you count plants as being self-aware, I don't see a reason to suggest jellyfish have less.
Garry
They do have consciousness and are self aware, why do you think they stay away from dangers and even eat there type of food?
justsomeawesome dude it’s fully autonomous, they don’t know that they are doing it, what happens is their nervous system reacts to certain stimuli causeing specific reactions in it body
I love how graceful moon jellyfish are. They won't even sting you, their stingers are only meant for small prey. I hope one day I can get one.
If you do you know where to find us!
G76hfhh
Bruh I thought he was gonna feed it a hotdog.
I Sculpt
I thought it was jerky
I Sculpt me too lol
same lol
lol
I Sculpt WHAT ?
Yes, they are harmless.
how long until they start producing jelly?
Ask Mr. Krabs
TheBBallEnthusiast cuz its the dreammmmmmmm
TheBBallEnthusiast Hhahahahah oh god have my like X'D
What does moon jelly taste like?
probably the moon
Wtf this music..looks like a deep web video .. creepy as hell
That's exactly what thought!
They look cute :3
Boop.
@@CosmicErrata zap
But there not cute to keep
I love Moon jellyfish. I saw them when I went to a Marine Palace in Japan. Too beautiful.
this is my visual representation of peace and inspiration now.
This music is creepy as hell
I thought the exact same thing.
Aidan Wilkinson FOR REAL
Aidan Wilkinson lmaoooooooo
Ikr
Aidan Wilkinson i didnt even realise it had music until now
oh my gosh they're so beautiful
Transparent stomachs. For some reason, that seems awesome.
You can have jellyfish as pets ?! :o
Yeah but they are extremely difficult to take care of
This is...oddly amusing
Btw those jellyfish are absolutely adorable c:
Thank you! They're our squishy little pals.
@@SunsetMarineLabs Can you keep these in a normal saltwater tank? Also would fishtank decor hurt these guys?
Ok so I have a about why jellyfish are my favorite animal story so when I was younger there were a lot of jellyfish I think were moon jellyfish washed up (sadly dead) on shore so I thought they look very cool so I picked some up and my mom was like what are you doing I’m like look at the jellyfish all my cousins gathered around me they were scared it was going to sting me but I said no it won’t because it doesn’t have tentacles cause they fell off and plus I am holding the side were they didn’t have tentacles I tried to convince them to pick it one up safely but they didnt I put them in the water and they floated away and that’s what started my obsession with jellyfish
They ate all that up. No foggy foul water. You guys are innovative. Keep inovating.
My next piece of furniture/ pet will be some jellyfish! They make a great pet and ornament! I saw that circular tank and have been reading about it. I have to figure out where I will place them.
They look like metroids when they're full :3
This is amazing to watch while high. Love the music, adds to the aesthetic. I’m LEARNING bitch!
Jellyfishes are so adorable!!
Please check out our retail site for more information on purchasing moonjellyfish!
Jellyfish would make terrible people! They're spineless, heartless, and just downright brainless.
But they're cute.Isn't that all that matters?
ThaumcraftBR
To be fair, they're essentially young children.
ThaumcraftBR
No, no, I was summing up our two comments.
ZobmieRules Oh, I see.
ThaumcraftBR
lol @ cute.i think they are beautiful, but i don't see the cute factor.
This is pretty darn cool.
Beautifull moon jellie and i love the sound track.
The neatest thing about jellyfish is that they’re transparent, so you can see the food in their stomachs when they’re finished eating
wow that's really cool
this was beautiful thank you for sharing this with us
Video - feeding Jelly fish
Meanwhile music - *gives AnXietY*
2:57
Jellyfish know the bottom be like:
Help HELP I NEED TO GO IN THE MIDDLE
AAAH
It's amazing how a creature that had no organs what so ever can eat and survive. But yet can sting you as well
Plus I have another question. Did they come from moon?
lol
No sorry
Yep!
I mean their moon fish of course they came from the moon
ReeeEEEE
I remember seeing hundreds of these in Holland-swimming around the ship in the harbour.
Blubber jellyfish can be in corner less square tanks and upside down jellyfish can be in a regular tank. However, you must know the salinity level and temperature for your jellyfish, also you must feed them live young brine shrimp. You can veiw my jellyfish if you want, just type in "My pet maroon blubber jellyfish" remember though, my jellyfish died due from lack of live brine shrimp :'(
Feeding the moon jely fish👍👍👍😍😍😍
Bubbles could upswt their buoyancy and if a bubble ruptures it could cause harm to the jellyfish. Remember, they are 95% water and 5% organic matter. Thank you for pressing interest in jellyfish.
They're so pretty and glowy.
Cool video like stuff like this you can see the food in them
amazing these thinks are amazing jelliyfish
lol they not they die in may
What soundtrack is this?? Its soo beautiful, alien like and mysterious.
wow this is my first time to see like this , very attracted...
Jellies is a fun word
My local fish shop gave me brine shrimp (the size of seamonkeys) to feed my small jellies. Are these shrimp too big? And is it possible to overfeed the jellies or do they stop eating once full? Thank!
Adult brine shrimp are typically too big for juvenile jellies, as well as the fact that adult brine shrimp do not have all the fatty acids that juvenile jellies need to grow properly. The small jellies will try to eat them and that is ok, but try and get some enriched baby brine shrimp instead.
To answer your second question, jellyfish are passive eaters and love to eat! There does become a point; however, when all of their tentacles and stomachs and stinging cells become saturated with food and they can no longer hold on to any more. So, in that sense, they do stop eating. Please note: You do not want to compromise the health of your jellyfish by degrading your water quality and that is what will happen when you overfeed.
@@SunsetMarineLabs I picked up some baby brines. Thanks! I check the water daily and it’s perfect, especially the ph. I added a air bubbler, but away from the main tank so bubbles never come near the jellies. I also have a poly filter sponge. They seem to be thriving, today is exactly 1 week of having them. Bells look to be in good shape.
Tank also has bio balls, and I added the live bacteria 2 weeks prior to adding the jellies
yum
they never sleep?
culz I've heard they do but then done, they just rest!
+Jen Broccoli! dude your photo icon is creepy
Metroids
THE BABIES
Nice cigar cutter. I already have one of those lol
any kind of fish deserves lifes like this. Dessapoint of humanity.
+Sebastian mejia Do you mean they don't deserve a life like that, as in to say they deserve better? I think they do, the way these animals are treated puts me off them as pets.
Yeah! Mistake. But you got my point. Some day i will take some humans in a cage for my living room..... you know... cause they look cool!
Sebastian mejia Ye I think thats a nice idea and feed them the same shit day after day. You should read War Of The Worlds, its pretty much about humans like that, very well written too.
+michaelb3197 At least im not the only one thinking this. Thanks. I'll check it out!
Why's that? Are you a vegan or? Arent you mistaking something? They're not like other animals like cats, dogs, cows...etc because they cant feel emotion (like plants). Well, not quite because they're very happy as long as they get nutrition and can move which is why most jellyfish tanks have feature that allows these beautiful beings to move indefinitely. To them, it isnt a prison, or captivity but rather, a paradise.
the audio was creepy
I did not know you can keep this animals in captivity!
Moe Rosett Apparently some famous guy had a friend who owned an Octopus he'd babysit for the summer
its amazing what animals people dare try to take into their homes lol
Some suspenseful music haha
Cute jellyes 😍
The music that you're playing is 1080 thousand creepy
Amazing, these things are amazing! i want a pet jellyfish ):
yeah i will get jelly from sea and i will have pet jelly
+Minecraft Party with DominikFras and pinguZDA Selfish Ideas. Reconsider that. Adopt a dog, he may appreciate it more.
Sebastian mejia or.. why not both?
You don't want a bubble to accidentally get trapped under the jelly's bell as it will make him float to the surface and not bell normally.
Haha cool u can see all of the food in there stomachs
That is so cool! I wanna have pet jellyfish too.
Brenton, you can have a pet jellyfish, or two, or three!! Check us out @ www.sunsetmarinelab.com and join our jellyfish family!
Ok, so I bought a moon jelly but it's not producing jelly! Did I get the wrong one? The pet store owner said they produce strawberry jam
Why do you have to be sure not to make any bubbles when pouring in the food?
HOLLY COW JELLYFISH FROM THE MOON!!!???
Thank you 4 Demonstrate
how come you dont fid them live fish like small shrimp wouldnt they sting them or catch them in there teneticals or are these a kind that eat plankton? idk shit about jelly fish the most ive owned where beta fish when i was a kid i just found this and it looks cool
No, brine shrimp are the best option or them right now
can you keep them in a big tank? how do you know they are happy and how do you clean the tanks or you don't have to ?
is a jellyfish tank supposed to be curved or a cube like yours?
feeding sea monkeys to jellyfish isn't a bad idea! now to make a eco sphere with moon jellies, algie and sea monkeys. unlimited supply of food for the jellyfish. just pick out the dead jellyfish
Well that might be possible but very difficult to pull off
If you're watching this within a few days of this comment thank Big T lol.
+Austin Came from him too! lol
Same lol! that man sold me on getting a jellyfish tAnk lol
I am by no means any expert in jellyfish but I have kept quite a few animals for a while and I was wondering whether square tanks are safe? I thought that because they can't survive in still water they needed a rounded out habitat to keep the water flow at it's best.
You are correct that the water does need to have a specific flow or current in order to keep jellyfish happy; however, this can be achieved in what's called a "modified tumbler box" style jellyfish tank. The Eon Jellyfish Systems are modified tumbler box style jellyfish tanks. The Eon systems have 2 built-in spray bars that create a perfect flow for the jellies. We use these same tanks to breed our moon jellyfish from 1/2" diameter and up! They are perfect for jellies. You can see from our videos how easily the jellies move throughout the tank, feed appropriately and "bell", or swim naturally.
I am still pissed at Amazon for that shipping error they made on the brine shrimp, which my maroon blubber jellyfish, and his color was uncommon too.
just some living jelly
so cute!
where did you get 10$ a day? a months supply of it goes for about 35 dollars.. so a little over a dollar a day.
moon jellyfish are harmless right?
I want a moon jellyfish so bad
Luckily moon jellyfish fish don't hurt if you pick them up from the tenticles
how much would the cheapest tank cost?
OK so i'm setting up my 120 gallon tank... i'm wanting a bunch of jellies but have 1 question. Do I need a water chiller????? I keep my house at 72* so I'm guessing the water would be around 69*ish?? Do I still need it?
+bjorn joseph Moon jellyfish can withstand temperatures from 60-80*F. So, if you keep your house maintains a room temperature of 72*F, then you will not need a chiller. However, if your house experiences higher temperatures in the summer, then you might want to consider a chiller to keep the jellies cool when that time comes.
Also, no decorative plants or plastic objects can be in the tank.
Evil bags
OML😹😹😹
How do you wash the tank if its dirty?
I think it has to do with how the water is circulated through the tank.
This is what death must sound like
Well if you're Julius Caesar, wouldn't you know already?
The music background like from deep web as hell
Why are they in a rectangular tank
It is a special tank for jellyfish called a "modified tumbler box", or Eon Jellyfish System. You can see that there is an internal current inside the tank making the water rotate in a circle. This is necessary to keep jellyfish suspended in the water as it does in traditional plankton kreisel tanks. This is a design that has been used throughout the jellyfish world since the mid-1990's. We also use these tanks to breed and grow up our jellyfish. It's an awesome tank! And, gives you 3-sided viewing! It's the best!
MoonJellyfish.com Thanks! I was just curious because most jelly tanks I've seen have all been circular with no sharp corners.
Nice ultra beast you got there
Wilawan Pitlertchan he caught five nihilegos.
@@eternallegacy89 Everyone know that I'm unique and precious.
Nauplii applies to all the juvenile belonging to animals in branchiopoda.
Do jellyfish poop?
Where can I get peanut butter and bread fish? This is unfair.
I would question your choice of music.
This video is so creepy lmao, I just wanted to see jellyfish feeding
Do you ship to Canada ?
I can’t sleep anymore
No bubbles? Why not?
I see alot of moon jellies in a harbour nearyby, (like literally hundreds and hundreds). Do you think catching and keeping wild ones is recommended?
I’m not an expert but just leave them there...
dope
how many gallons per moon jelly should you have? I need it for a school project
I think a small one takes up 1 gallon, a medium takes two and a large takes up around 4. I have an 8 gallon jelly tank with two mediums and a large.
Is t safe to put plants, other animals, or gravel in there?
Irving Kardashian Doge no plants or gravel because they will crash into it
google jellyfishart they will give you a tank, everything you need for a jellyfish, and jellyfish
How long do jellyfish live?
Moon jellies typically live about 1 year, but the polyps they come from can potentially live for decades!
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How is a jellyfish alive if it doesn't have a heart or a brain? Can somebody explain to me how a jelly fish functions?
+Alexander Estk The same way as a tree is alive despite not having a brain (: Jellyfish may not have a brain, but they have a nervous system, meaning they respond to stimuli. They also have the ability to grow, reproduce and respire, meaning they are indeed living creatures, regardless of the fact that they lack a brain and heart!
Alexander Estk I'm amazed you're alive despite clearly not having a brain.
This video scared the fuck out of me cause of the music