What size tank do you need for jellyfish?

As a general rule, we recommend that you have one jellyfish for every 5 litres of water in the tank. For example a 45 litre aquarium can house 9 jellyfish (45 divided by 5 = 9).

Can you put fish in a tank with jellyfish?

For example, it is advised to not keep jellyfish with other aquatic animals, unless your aquarium is big enough to give all the aquatic animals sufficient space that they don’t run into each other. This is why some people prefer to buy a separate fish tank for their jellyfish.

Is it hard to keep jellyfish?

Jellyfish tanks They are very demanding compared to most other invertebrates and I definitely don’t recommend a jellyfish tank being your first tank. However, if kept in proper conditions, some people say you can have jellyfish for many years. Proper water flow is key to successfully keeping jellyfish.

Are jellyfish hard to care for?

Jellyfish are notoriously hard to care for, and even a slight change in temperature can kill them quickly.

How long do jellyfish live in a tank?

In our many years of experience, we’ve found that in small home aquariums, your pet moon jellies will typically live for about one year after their strobilation, or their ‘birth’, from the polyps. Now that doesn’t mean they will necessarily live a full year in your tank.

How hard is it to maintain a jellyfish tank?

Does a jellyfish tank need a heater?

Temperature. For the species we provide, room temperature is fine and no heater or chiller is required unless in exceptional circumstances.

Is it hard to have jellyfish tank?

Keeping any animal requires you to learn about the basic requirements to keep it healthy and jellyfish are no different. As a somewhat delicate saltwater creature, jellyfish requires a little more effort than a standard goldfish, however they are easier to keep than many other saltwater fish.