Species

Chrysaora quinquecirrha

A true open-water predator that demands a specialist setup and rewards patient keepers.

Catostylus mosaicus

Australia's most common jellyfish, surprisingly manageable in a dedicated kreisel tank.

Stomolophus meleagris

A true open-water drifter that demands a very specialized setup to survive in captivity.

Aequorea victoria

The bioluminescent Pacific jelly that inspired a Nobel Prize-winning discovery.

Chrysaora pacifica

A striking open-water predator that demands a very specialized setup.

Cyanea capillata

The world's largest jellyfish, trailing curtains of venomous tentacles through cold northern seas.

Cotylorhiza tuberculata

The Mediterranean jellyfish that looks exactly like a fried egg.

Aurelia aurita

striking open-water drifter that needs its own specialized kreisel tank.

Chrysaora fuscescens

A striking open-water predator that demands a very specialized setup.

Mnemiopsis leidyi

A glowing, gelatinous predator that belongs in a very specialized setup.

Mastigias papua

A photosynthetic jellyfish from Palau's legendary landlocked lake.

Cassiopea andromeda

Rests bell-down on the substrate, pulsing gently while algae do the work.