Do you really want a pet Jellyfish?

[Prestigereef]

This video covers my experience keeping moon Jellyfish.

Has anyone else had experience with them, how long have you had them and what are you feeding them?
There seems to be a noticeable difference with regards to survival and what they eat

 

[khushtram]

I still want one lol

 

[sfin52]

I really think they are sweet creatures and would love them in my living room .

 

[KingReef16]

Jellies are fascinating and I have always thought it would be cool to have a jelly tank. But I think maybe I will stick to seeing them in aquarium exhibits. Or maybe I will win the lottery and pay someone to take care of that one for me. Lol

 

[Coralreefer1]

They are very fascinating and peaceful. I would like to have one, however, the price tag to get a specialized aquarium to house these beautiful and diverse creatures is steep. I would also love to house an Octopus!

 

[KingReef16]

They are very fascinating and peaceful. I would like to have one, however, the price tag to get a specialized aquarium to house these beautiful and diverse creatures is steep. I would also love to house an Octopus!

OOOOOHHHHH! An octopus would be awesome too!! Tricky little critters...but fascinating.

 

[Prestigereef]

A octopus has for a long time been in my ultimate tank list...however I don't think they do very much 99% of the time.

 

[stacksoner]

I had a cubic pulse 80. Compared to keeping corals, jellyfish were much easier to maintain. After about a month, the novelty of having a tranquil jelly tank wore off. I found the monotony of the jelly tank to be rather boring. Sick/injured jellies typically don't recover and are pretty depressing to see limp around and wither away.