I’ve binge watched so many videos on having jellyfishes as pets and this is the only video that has given me so much useful information and tips on how to take care of them ! Thank you so much !
Your passion and enthusiasm for aquatic animals is infectious! Its easy to tell how much you care for your fish, they are lucky to have you to take care of them, and your knowledge on the topic is amazing. Tbh, your channel is seriously underrated. Only wishing the best for you and your fish!
Why wouldn't I just get saltwater from the fish/ koi store then rode water ? Thinking of getting this but confused about the saltwater . Have an awesome koi/ fish store down the road
hey - So for feeding them, you have one batch of shrimp eggs for one week? So one hatch will last a full week of feeding? how much do you feed your jellies?
Can you give an honest 2021 update telling us how long your jellies lived, and what the condition of the tank is as of 2021, and if you’re still running it. Thank you. Looove your videos
Hello, Thanks for the nice informative video, just liked and subscribed. I'm seriously considering getting a Jellyfish tank, this one specifically. If you don't mind me asking, what is the monthly outgoing cost for upkeep. Food, R/O water, Salt, etc. Everything to keep them happy and healthy. I don't wanna invest if it is something i can't continue to do so. Thank you in advance.
I recommend water changes WEEKLY. Let's break it down: RO Water can be bought from your LFS. You can buy a kit for $200 which may save you money in the very long run. Price per gallon depends on your LFS (local fish store) 2 gallon pack of salt from JellyFishArt = $2. Honestly, buy theirs since its premeasured. ChemiPure I bought the big packs from Chewy. $40 of those packs will last me 2 years. (replace once a month) JellyFish Art eggs and food are so cheap.. I think $30 lasted me close to 6 months! (buy both) JellyMaintain (beenficial bacteria)... a $5 bottle lasts you 4-5 months. Not including water itself, if you do water changes 4x a month average...less than $15 a month.
@@ArnoldosAquariums Thank you for the very informative and detailed reply. It's much appreciated, I've been doing some research for the last few days about it and you've just answered so many questions between your comment and video. Better than the companies actually selling them. That's definitely much more affordable than I first thought. I think i'll get one ordered once it's back in stock. Thanks again, I look forward to more of your videos as a beginner at keeping marine life, they are very useful.
Hi you have really great information. i'm trying to get jellyfish but this tank is expensive im thinking to purchase a more affordable tank wich is the Brand: GankPike 3.6 out of 5 stars 47Reviews GankPike 1.5 Gallon Fish Aquarium Jellyfish Betta Fish Tank Betta Fish Bowl with Filter, Air Pump, Gravel and Decor base on your experience do you think this will work? I only want 2 please help! I love jellyfish
Too much direct flow. Keep in mind, the $400-500 includes the food, Brine shrimp eggs, breeder, all chemicals, and jellyfish. You’ll spend roughly the same.
I’ve binge watched so many videos on having jellyfishes as pets and this is the only video that has given me so much useful information and tips on how to take care of them ! Thank you so much !
Thx! Please subscribe! :)
Your passion and enthusiasm for aquatic animals is infectious! Its easy to tell how much you care for your fish, they are lucky to have you to take care of them, and your knowledge on the topic is amazing. Tbh, your channel is seriously underrated. Only wishing the best for you and your fish!
Greatest video on TH-cam about keeping jellyfish, thank you for sharing your knowledge
Thx for watching!
Thanks for such a concise yet thorough video. You talked to new and seasoned fish keepers. Nice jobs!
Thanks for watching and for the kind words!
That looks so beautiful with the jelly fish
Great video! I am looking into getting this kit! What type of warmer/heater do you recommend?
Great video!! I’m about to purchase my jelly fish for my jelly art nano. What size jelly fish did you order, 1” x3 or the upsize?
Thank you for all the advice and knowledge! I feel a lot more confident about getting some of these guys!
Thx for watching!!
What is the thermometer you mentioned I didn’t see another video
I am scrolling the comments for this also
Why wouldn't I just get saltwater from the fish/ koi store then rode water ? Thinking of getting this but confused about the saltwater . Have an awesome koi/ fish store down the road
hey - So for feeding them, you have one batch of shrimp eggs for one week? So one hatch will last a full week of feeding? how much do you feed your jellies?
one scoop a day is what I feed.. which turns into less and less as less eggs hatch. I do one and a half capfuls a week. Hope that helps!
Just subbed to your channel, too! Would love to do a collab video!
Arnoldo's Aquariums Awesome! Thanks! So you just re hatch every 7 days?
@@ChewysBro Correct!
I just got mine setup today. How did you connect the voice command to turn off lights?
Can you give an honest 2021 update telling us how long your jellies lived, and what the condition of the tank is as of 2021, and if you’re still running it. Thank you. Looove your videos
Thx and can do!
since i already have success breeding dwarf seahorses (two daily brine shrimp hatcheries running 24/7)
you think i should go for it? ✨
every 94 hours i dump and rehatch
Yes!!!! Honestly the food is the hardest part IMO... (other than keeping temps perfectly stable.)
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Salt Water tanks have always scared me, this though you make sound really simple. Getting one!
It’s a good start- just keep everything stable!!
How do you manage feeding if you travel?
My water at home has a reverse osmosis filter, can i use that water?
It’s best to use reverse osmosis and deionization so you have zero TDS.
Hello,
Thanks for the nice informative video, just liked and subscribed. I'm seriously considering getting a Jellyfish tank, this one specifically. If you don't mind me asking, what is the monthly outgoing cost for upkeep. Food, R/O water, Salt, etc. Everything to keep them happy and healthy. I don't wanna invest if it is something i can't continue to do so. Thank you in advance.
I recommend water changes WEEKLY. Let's break it down:
RO Water can be bought from your LFS. You can buy a kit for $200 which may save you money in the very long run. Price per gallon depends on your LFS (local fish store)
2 gallon pack of salt from JellyFishArt = $2. Honestly, buy theirs since its premeasured.
ChemiPure I bought the big packs from Chewy. $40 of those packs will last me 2 years. (replace once a month)
JellyFish Art eggs and food are so cheap.. I think $30 lasted me close to 6 months! (buy both)
JellyMaintain (beenficial bacteria)... a $5 bottle lasts you 4-5 months.
Not including water itself, if you do water changes 4x a month average...less than $15 a month.
@@ArnoldosAquariums Thank you for the very informative and detailed reply. It's much appreciated, I've been doing some research for the last few days about it and you've just answered so many questions between your comment and video. Better than the companies actually selling them. That's definitely much more affordable than I first thought. I think i'll get one ordered once it's back in stock. Thanks again, I look forward to more of your videos as a beginner at keeping marine life, they are very useful.
@@lukefoss743 Thanks! Def go with Jelly Fish Art. Tell Juan-Carlos I sent you!
Hi you have really great information.
i'm trying to get jellyfish but this tank is expensive im thinking to purchase a more affordable tank wich is the
Brand: GankPike
3.6 out of 5 stars 47Reviews
GankPike 1.5 Gallon Fish Aquarium Jellyfish Betta Fish Tank Betta Fish Bowl with Filter, Air Pump, Gravel and Decor base on your experience do you think this will work? I only want 2 please help! I love jellyfish
Too much direct flow.
Keep in mind, the $400-500 includes the food, Brine shrimp eggs, breeder, all chemicals, and jellyfish.
You’ll spend roughly the same.
@@ArnoldosAquariums That makes sense, thank you so much for getting back to me.
Anytime!!
and did your jellies only live two weeks cuz jellyfish art's cycling instructions are wrong?
Uhh what? Which part of the instructions are wrong?
Yep you definitely have cats because the blanket is covering the couch carnage
Nope. I have cats, but the blanket is there to keep cat hairs from getting on the couch.
Can a regular 5 gal tank be used or does it have to be cylinder?
Has to be a cylinder so they don't poke themselves cause it might kill em em
How much does the kit cost because when I went on there website it says that there sold out but it doesn’t have a price
The whole kit was around $400, I believe. info AT jellyfishart.com and ask for Juan. Tell him I sent you
Arnoldo's Aquariums ok thanks
@@landonbyers673 Anytime, please subscribe!
If you don’t have the jellyfish art tank and we had a regular 6gallon salt water one would we need to add a maxflow submersible pump
And how long did you wait to put the jelly’s in after starting the water
No. It needs to be a specifically made tank.. no edges and no direct flow.