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08/13/2008, 04:14 PM
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Blue upside down jellyfish ...have you ever tried on?
Has anyone tried an Blue upside down jellyfish in their reef tank?
Any information would be helpful Chuck |
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08/13/2008, 11:42 PM
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It says that it is best left up to the experts:
http://liveaquaria.com/product/prod_...543&pcatid=543 I would just spend my money on something that will live and not die in our aquariums, plus ud be killing an innocent creature.
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08/14/2008, 09:38 AM
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They're intriguing, but require very little flow. They get blown around too much in most setups.
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-Chris- You don't win friends with salad. "Look! They're trying to learn for free!" ... "Use your phony guns as clubs!" Current Tank Info: rectangluar? wet? |
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08/14/2008, 10:10 AM
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thanks.. I guess if someone wants them, it is best to have a dedicated tank for jellyfish. I think I would get bored of a tank with just jellies.
So I will go visit them in the Aqaurium of the Pacific or other places and be happy with that. |
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