white spot jellyfish

[Brent&kitty420]

I hope these guys are in good health anyone have any pointers?

 

[fall0n]

post up pics!

 

[Brent&kitty420]

under red leds

 

[fall0n]

I've never had one/cared for one but looks really cool. Where did you pick it up? subscribed

 

[Brent&kitty420]

At a lfs in orange county

 

[Brent&kitty420]

Super responsive to live baby brine

 

[Boomer]

Brent they are plankton feeders and is why they are responding to brine shrimp. I would suggest to get some coral plankton food also food an target shoot them. I will add they are very heavy eaters and single a WP can filter 100's to 1,000's of gal of seawater a day depending on size.

 

[Brent&kitty420]

They seemed to perk up a bunch more to the live brine rather then any frozen food.

 

[Boomer]

Yes, you should try to feed them using live food

 

[Brent&kitty420]

Are hermits ok with them to clean the bottom? Any other recommendations?

 

[Brent&kitty420]

Any other species that can go with them?

 

[Chichas01]

pretty much nothing goes with them. no rocks, no corals no anything that they can bump into and would injure them. you have a species only tank at this point.

 

[Brent&kitty420]

Any other jellies?

 

[Brent&kitty420]

What are signs of stress why does one seem to be hyperventilating?

 

[Boomer]

These jelly's you want to keep really need to be in special tanks.

 

[Brent&kitty420]

One seems fine but one spazzed out, was doing tight short fast pulses not moving about the tank. But is back to normal swimming now