Jellyfish wanted

[slief]

I am looking for a source for Moon Jellyfish, Sea Nettles and Blubbers. If you know of anyone that has access to any of them or a means of collecting them, please let me know. We have Kreisels set up as well as grow out systems. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I am in California and willing to pay for them. We would be up for any quantities we could get our hands on.
Best Regards,
Scott

 

[Len]

Scott, have you checked this website out?
http://www.jelliquarium.com/

 

[Len]

Ah, it looks like they have none in stock, but contact Jim there; he might be some help (definitely more so then I can be )

 

[slief]

Thanks for the suggestion!
Jim is a good friend of mine.. I will be seeing him tonight and going to a concernt with him tomorrow.

I have one of his tanks at my office and I am working on finding him more for his systems as well as some for mine. Most of what he has right now are small quarter sized ones as he is between generations and all of his larger ones are his pride and joy. I figured with some effort, I might be able to track a bunch down for his system as well as mine..

I had a line on some nettles from Chesapeek bay, but the population of them out there have all but dissapeared.

Would you believe that I am the one that hosts Jim sites! Small world!

 

[Len]

Hehe. Well, let me give you the proper welcome ....
:welcome:

 

[slief]

Thanks for the welcome!! This is a great site! I have been into salt water aquariums and reefs for more than 14 years and it is good to find a forum like this!

I currently have a 500 gallon reef tank at home and a 90 gallon salt water fish tank at my office in addition to the new Jelly tank... It looks like I have some Blue Blubber Jelly's that I should be able to pick up tomorrow which will be a good start for the Jelly tank but I still want to find some alternate sources as I know Jim is in need and I prefer other species myself.

It will be very interesting learning the jelly's. There seems to be lots of information out there on them and having Jim as a friend helps alot as he has had very good luck with them. My personal experiences with my reef tanks have been hit and miss though and the misses are usually tragic.

 

[Anonymous]

I currently have a 500 gallon reef tank at home and a 90 gallon salt water fish tank at my office in addition to the new Jelly tank...

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Looks like someone needs to post some picts!