Feeding Moon Jellyfish and the Easiest way to hatching brine shrimp eggs
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- Опубліковано 25 чер 2017
- Jellyfish Art Nano Tank amzn.to/2gLaylm
Brine Hatchery Dish geni.us/hatcherydish
Jelly Fish are extremely easy to feed and readily accept power and baby brine shrimp.. however I highly recommend feeding freshly hatched baby brine shrimp as its a very nutritious food source for moon jellyfish. There is a few tips you can do to make hatching brine shrimp a breeze and ensuring your jellyfish water stays crystal clear. Sit back and Enjoy!
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Man that tank with the jellies in there is so cool looking!!
Mesmerizing! perfect for the office :D
Solid tip, thank you!
Totally loved the way and mastery in wich you treat your jellyfish, and the way you hatch the shrimps, how do you prepare the water for the hatching?
Wow. Can't thank you enough. Water is everything. Thanks, Man!
It really is! Happy to help :)
you have such a relaxing voice
why thank you!
I just found this video and thought the exact same thing. Very relaxing voice! 🥰
Got to get my entry in.
T-1 week! get in there :)
Love them 😍😍😍😍😍
Great video! If I win I wanna give those little guys the best, so I'll have to look into one of those hatcheries.
Its worth it if you do!
Been contemplating on setting up a jelly tank for some time and it's been making me nervous. Can't think why when I've done reef tanks for years but your videos have really helped to give me that one last nudge to just go ahead and do it. Thank you!
Happy to help! Let me know if you have any questions!
ReefDudes dumb question: how important is lighting for jellies? In other words, do they need a specific photoperiod or does it not matter?
They do not need light. The lights for you when your around to watch them :)
ReefDudes thanks! I figured as much but wasn’t entirely sure. I have that same setup so I’m copying your process to a tee. Just ordered that hatchery and I have saltwater on the way!
Awesome! I have had mine for 10-11 months now and they are going strong!
I loved that hatchery! Takes care of not having to deal with the "egg shells"!
Thats the best part! ! do you have one now? or getting one? haha Seriously though..it makes it soo easy (if only i got a commission for this haha) but its to good not to rave about.
I was going to build one from a soda bottle lol. I just started raising clownfish which is why I was looking into it. Well, like Joey said on his LiveStream earlier you could do the Amazon associates program thing ;)
They dont sell it on amazon.. i looked :P
ReefDudes bummer!! Lol
Wow that hatchery looks great for feeding my baby seahorses. Have been using something else.
It will change your world... I love it! soooo easy
Same. I feed some of my fresh water fish with brine every ones in a while. They are great for little cichlid fry. I might take a look as I'm unable to seperate unhatched eggs from the actual brine... So I am very wary with feeding brine to my fish...
Hi I really want to have a jellyfish and I have been studying the jellyfish art for 2 months now and I think I am ready. I just want to know where did you buy that jelly tank I want wan it is perfect for 2 jellyfish
Is this jelly fish tank setup and running? Could you do an update?
Hi there! Awesome videos super helpful about to get my first Jelly tank so I've basically watched all your videos. How did you add the water
I pre mixed water in a 5g bucket then added to the tank :)
how long do the brine shrimp last without food?
Where did you get the aquarium and whats the general price range? I cant find many choices online. Thanks!
Was wondering if I can just take my baby brine shrimp eggs and put in the water and use a Pipette and shoot them into the tank and does the water have to be tank water and or warm?
How long do these guys live?
Can you do a video or provide info on the setup process you are using to get those harvests? I have this same hatchery and my harvests are no where near the size of yours. I have so few that I get about one feeding per basket. I have used both 30ppt and 25ppt and have been sticking to 3 scoops.
I use around 1.020 (same as i use in my jelly tank) I used about 75% of the little white scoop that came with it.
Just discovered your channel and love it! Any other free tank giveaways coming up? I'd love to get the orbit tank (looks a bit like a full moon :-)
Thank you! Haha no free tanks for a bit. Maybe something good when I hit 10k subscribers :)
Hey! You should make a 2020 followup!
No longer have the tank, gave to my parents when i did renos
Does refrigerating the live brine kill them? Or do they go into hibernation?
You know how you could reuse your brine shrimps by putting them in the refrigerator for 4-5 days can you do that for the dried Jelly food to or no?
Elena Lopez I would just mix it up as you need it. Can’t say I ave tried that one
When storing the brine shrimp in the refrigerator, do you use ro/di water or aquarium water?
Aquarium water
Great information. Are these guys okay without food for 2-3 days? Any longer than that and I would hire a fish sitter.
There I’ll be okay for a weekend. Jsit give a good meal before and after
Do you think this tank will hold 2 Atlantic nettles comfortably?
May want a bigger tank for them.
How often do you feed them?
Daily
Why the need for the valve to shut off the air? Can't you just unplug or turn off the pump?
Can your moon jellies die if there is too much left over brine shrimp in the tank?
If there is Poor water quality they tend to start to shrink
Great video! Great product...I just finished assembling mine. Where do I find the "hatchery" that you used? Thank you Sir!
Sorry for the delayed response.. if your still on the hunt for one geni.us/hatcherydish
Is it cheaper or more expensive to feed them with baby brine shrimp rather than dry food?
Shiju Iku not to sure. Rarely ever feed powder. 95% of the time I just hatch brine. Super easy with the hatchery dish
Can you post a link to that hatchery? I cannot seem to find that one. Thanks
Thank you!
Your most welcome! updated it in the description as well.
do you feed it daily?
yep!
Can you get me a tank?!?! I’ll give you a hug!
They are not cheap... would take more than a hug
@@ReefDudes XD
Oh maybe you meant this 1 😄😄
Barnz1980 oh there’s more! Haha
I don't have a jelly fish and probably never will why am I watching this
tons of baby what??
Whats the easiest way to suck the shrimp from the bottom of the tank.
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please make your videos like the person that is watching doesn't already know many things, your explanations are sometimes confusing. great quality though
I will keep that in mind! I try and do a mix of content that ranges from beginner to advanced so may depend on the video but I’ll explain a little more in future ones! :)
Most of us completely understand loll