scarletleonard

Wow how amazing is this lady. You've got a whole host of goodies there. I'm not going to enter as it would feel wrong since I've not been on steemit for so long and there are members of this community

Yes like a perpetually moving piece of art! They have plenty of room, if they had brains they would most likely be happy. Jellyfish are actually more like a plant than an animal really.

It's on its way xxx

As the tanks have got better and are becoming more available and affordable they are starting to grow in popularity. Still probably going to be a few years before they become more mainstream.

Here you go, tummy not quite full as I fed them just before having to go out but you can see the orange in the stomachs (that look like a 4 leaf clover)

I'll take a photo next time I feed them so you can see.

Hahaha, I actually admit to doing that as well in the other exhibits. I spent a LONG time in the jellyfish room.

I want to go back. They are an actual breed though (common name) they are the beautiful Amber ones with the long tentacles and hints of purple in their bells.

It takes a bit of getting use to. I do recommend letting the tank mature for at least a month and with live rock if you can. Once I added live rock I had better water quality overall. I found this website

That's unknown territory for me at the moment as that would be a blown piece rather than solid. (10cm is huge for flame worked solid glass) I'm taking a class in the summer to learn blown work.

The good news is after the tank they are really cheap £8 for a pack of food that lasts MONTHS. You could always try the tact of it being a lot cheaper than having a dog for a year.

The jellys are about £35 each and the tank cost about £250 (did I mention how awesome @stormriderstudio was for such a wonderful Christmas present?) Here's the tank on the manufacturers website; The hardest

I mostly have the white light on because I personally see them best under that light, though when my daughter gets hold of the remote she loves to change the colours.

Yep, the clover like part in the middle is their stomachs and once the food is digested to travels through the nerves you see radiating outward. It is quite something to watch them eat too as you can see

I don't know much about the military but I do think this image is a fantastic representation for a veterans group. Like others I enjoy the nod towards the army men toys.

Thankfully I don't bank with lloyds. Brilliant news though, being able to take crypto easily as I can take a visa payment at shows would be great.

Moon jellyfish are completely transparent so the lights in the tank really show them off. I can set all different colours or have it cycle through. The blue is really good for the photos though.

It's not one we have done around the campfire yet, I may have to teach it to our scouts.

It would be nice to have a viable option to paypal that is crypto based but not great if the fees are going to make transactions less worthwhile. I imagine it will be a while before we see anything like

I do, I have spent hours staring at those photos before. There are some on display not to far from me and I would love to see them in real life.