reefscavengers

[hibye]

i found this place and they sell pretty cool stuff.
http://reefscavengers.com/upsidedownjelly.html

 

[Bifferwine]

Those prices seem so cheap. I am sooo tempted to buy a jellyfish. Maybe I will. And I'll let you guys know how it goes!

 

[bjohanson1234]

wow shipping at 10 dollars!!!!!can something survive for 2-3 days in a baggie?

brian

 

[Bifferwine]

Free shipping for orders over $99...which is nothing!

I think I am going to order some of their zoos and try a jelly fish here... Weird.

 

[ReefKeeper]

cool site, to bad they dont have anything for me !!

Biff, better check out the fine print on that shipping ... a few things that i clicked were EXcluded from the $99 shipping categlory.

 

[yote]

Wonder how jellies would hold up in 3200 GPH flow rate?
Bet they wouldnt last long.

 

[Bifferwine]

It says that this particular species does fine with powerheads and overflows... Who knows. Sounds kinda sketchy to me, I've never heard of anyone keeping jellies in a reef tank.

 

[RigoSharon]

ive heard fish store owners that its hard to keep jellys in reef tanks..some fish eat them..they dont do well in reef tanks..

 

[MikMcgyver]

Pretty good prices there, might have to make an order or 2...

 

[UnderwaterWorld]

These prices are great, I wanna order some things too.

If anyone does get anything, let me know!

 

[yote]

Biffs gonna try the jellies.She can lets us know how the order goes.

 

[UnderwaterWorld]

alright good, will those prices I wanna get some inverts and some zoos and what not

 

[Bifferwine]

Biffs gonna try the jellies.She can lets us know how the order goes.

Hahaha is that for sure now, Yote? If I do try a jelly, it's going to have to wait until the next paycheck, two weeks from now!

 

[yote]

Who better to try em then Biffy Boo.:D

 

[hibye]

i was gonna get a cleanup crew from them maybe.the white hermits are cool
i cant believe that tose little sand crabs from the beach can go in reef tanks,

 

[fishbait]

they do have great prices. allmost too good to be true. hibye, buy something and let us know if you get ripped off.

 

[SSalty]

If I remember correctly, I heard that you need a cylinder type shape aquarium in order to keep jellies. It has to do something with the fact that they can kill themselves by swimming into the corner of the tank.

 

[fishbait]

that's interesting. the jellyfish display at the oklahoma aquarium didn't have corners.

 

[Bifferwine]

Yeah jellyfish will supposedly die if they touch the bottom, so the round jellyfish tanks keep them in suspension. But on this website, it says this species won't die if it touches the sides or the bottom.