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Hidden 11 yrs ago Post by ishtar
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Are you looking for salt water fish specifically or any type of fish? =o
Hidden 11 yrs ago Post by Joegreenbeen
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Hmmm...
Gold Fish
Axolotl (Not a fish, but lives in water and is cool.)
One fish
Two fish
Red fish
Blue Fish
Clown fish.
Hidden 11 yrs ago Post by Giygas
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How about a white margin stargazer?
Hidden 11 yrs ago Post by Mtntopview
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This was actually part of a bandwagon, actually.
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A colony of jellyfish.
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Alphakoka said
A colony of jellyfish.

Jellyfish are hard ... you need special filters so they don't get sucked in, and there also needs to be a constant current and low light. As well as no corners, so it needs to be a large circular shaped aquarium.
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Mtntopview said
Jellyfish are hard ... you need special filters so they don't get sucked in, and there also needs to be a constant current and low light. As well as no corners, so it needs to be a large circular shaped aquarium.


How do you know all this stuff? It is amazing.. O.O
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A lot of time researching the aquarium hobby.

and i think the pH and Salinity requirements for jellyfish also change with the individual species and where they originated from.
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Mtntopview said
A lot of time researching the aquarium hobby.and i think the pH and Salinity requirements for jellyfish also change with the individual species and where they originated from.


That's cool.
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Mtntopview said
I've been thinking about that, and I have been looking for an aquarium larger than 50 gallons (I heard it's easier when it's bigger for stability reasons). So far, none of the size I want are in my price range (story of my life in the aquarium hobby).


I've actually thought about just having a coral reef in a circular tank as a decorative piece for my basement. No fish, just a sweet and attractive underwater scene.
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I've actually thought about just having a coral reef in a circular tank as a decorative piece for my basement. No fish, just a sweet and attractive underwater scene.

What about crustaceans? crustaceans are awesome.
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Mtntopview said
What about crustaceans? crustaceans are awesome.


Sure. I'll throw one of those guys. Invertebrates, too. The problem is that I would start completely blind.
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Alligator is good fish. Get alligator.
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Barioth said
Alligator is good fish. Get alligator.

Alligator Gar!
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I hear fish-sticks make rather passive guests in aquariums, though they don't really live long.

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That reminds me, two of my five piranha are still alive.
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I could be quite Koi with my suggestion, but... Chinese fighting fish will do.
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Mtntopview said
Jellyfish are hard ... you need special filters so they don't get sucked in, and there also needs to be a constant current and low light. As well as no corners, so it needs to be a large circular shaped aquarium.


How much do they cost, just out of curiosity
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I suggest koi or goldfish if you have the room. If you want something awesome and saltwater, get a ray. I actually saw one at Uncle Bill's pet shop once. 0: If they had one, it can't be that hard, can it?
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Giygas said
How much do they cost, just out of curiosity

Since someone so thankfully brought this thread back from it's peaceful burial, I did some research on jellyfish price.

According to one site, a SINGLE Moon jellyfish is about $30
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