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Acrylic Fish Tanks
Leyu
LY20230413
Mitsubishi Corporation Lucite brand acrylic raw material
20-800mm
Ocean Park, Hotel, Shopping Center, Theme Park, Zoo
Wooden box, iron frame
Provide technical guidance and on-site installation services
Transparency reaches 93%
Can customize cylindrical cylinders of different sizes
Uvioresistant
Product Description
Clarity and Durability: Acrylic is lightweight and offers superior clarity compared to glass. It is also less prone to breakage, making it a safer choice for a jellyfish aquarium.
Custom Shapes and Sizes: Acrylic can be molded into various shapes and sizes, allowing you to create a cubic or even unique design that fits your space.
Water Flow: Jellyfish thrive in environments with gentle water currents. A circulation system should create a smooth, circular flow to keep jellyfish suspended without causing them to become trapped or stressed.
Pump Selection: Choose a submersible pump with adjustable flow rates. The pump should be appropriately sized for the volume of the aquarium.
Diffuser or Baffle: Use a diffuser or baffle to soften the flow of water and distribute it evenly throughout the tank. This prevents strong currents that could be harmful to your jellyfish.
Mechanical Filtration: Ensure the aquarium has a reliable filtration system to remove debris and maintain water clarity. A sponge filter can be effective and provides additional surface area for beneficial bacteria.
Chemical Filtration: Activated carbon or other filter media can help maintain water quality by removing toxins and impurities.
LED Lighting: Use adjustable LED lights to highlight the jellyfish and create a mesmerizing, colorful display. Many jellyfish exhibit bioluminescence, so using dynamic lighting can enhance their visual appeal.
Night Mode: Consider a lighting schedule that includes a dim night mode, which helps mimic natural day-night cycles.
Heater or Chiller: Depending on the species of jellyfish you plan to keep, you may need to include a temperature control system. Most jellyfish require stable temperatures, usually between 70°F to 76°F (21°C to 24°C).
Digital Monitors: Install digital temperature and pH monitors for easy tracking. Regularly test for ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, and salinity levels as well.
Minimalist Design: Jellyfish need swimming space, so keep the tank's design minimal. Avoid using sharp decorations that could harm the jellyfish.
Substrate: Depending on the aesthetic, consider using a fine sand or leaving the bottom bare.
Secure Lid: If your tank is open-topped, a secure lid can prevent jellyfish from escaping.
Wiring and Equipment: Ensure all electrical components are waterproof and safely secured to prevent any accidents.
You can choose any acrylic fish size and shape for your acrylic fish tank, but keep in mind that larger acrylic fish tanks will require more materials and may be more difficult to manage.
There are several materials to choose from when building a custom acrylic fish tank, including acrylic glass, acrylic aquarium, and plastic. is the most common choice, but Acrylic plates produced by Leyu Acrylic aquarium factory is lighter and more durable. You will also need silicone sealant and aquarium-safe silicone adhesive.
If you are using acrylic you can use a jigsaw or circular saw.
Using acrylic aquarium-safe silicone sealant and adhesive, assemble the pieces of your acrylic fish tank tank. Allow the silicone to dry completely before adding water.
Once your tank is assembled, you can add a filter, heater, and other necessary equipment.
Add substrate, plants, and decorations to your tank to create a comfortable and natural environment for your acrylic fish tank
Slowly add water to youracrylic fish tank, being careful not to disturb the substrate or decorations.
Before adding fish, you will need to cycle your acrylic aquarium to establish a healthy bacterial population. This can take several weeks.
Once your custom acrylic fish tank is cycled, you can add fish. Be sure to research the specific needs of the fish you choose to ensure they are compatible with your custom acrylic fish tank and each other.
Remember, building a custom acrylic fish tank can be a complex project, and it is important to take your time and follow all safety precautions. If you are unsure about any aspect of the process, Consult experienced builders of the Leyu Acrylic Aquarium Factory Aquarium.
Let's cut to the squishy center – owning jellyfish as pets in California is most likely not permitted. There are no clear-cut laws specifically mentioning jellyfish, but here's why it's a bad idea: They're Wild at Heart: Jellyfish are free spirits of the ocean.
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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.
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Jellyfish are salt water animals so you will need to use salt water only in the tank. You can make your own salt water using marine salt or buy pre-mixed salt water at your local pet store. Do not use sea salt or salt for consumption! To make salt water for your tank, you can use aquarium salt or ionic salt.
30,000 hours
JellyFish Lighting System is a robust, outdoor rated LED lighting system. LED lighting is known for its durability. Each diode (or puck light) has 3 LED lights which makes them brighter than any of our competitors. The LEDs are rated for 30,000 hours of use which is 15-20 years of nightly use for 3-4 hours.
Australian box jellyfish
The Australian box jellyfish is considered the most venomous marine animal. They may not look dangerous, but the sting from a box jellyfish could be enough to send you to Davy Jones's locker-a watery grave, that is.
Ammonia and nitrates can kill jellyfish so you need to keep them to a minimum. You can test your nitrates and ammonia using a simple marine test strip found in your local aquatics store.
Your ammonia and nitrates reading should read 0.
Ammonia and nitrates appear when you have been feeding your pet jellyfish too much or you haven’t cleaned the tank in a while.
If you need to get rid of ammonia or nitrate you need to do a partial water change every day until the levels drop back to zero.
To test salinity you can use a refractometer or hydrometer. These can be purchased at your local aquatic stores. These instruments give you a clear indication of how much salt is in your water.
Your water should be between 20-30ppt (Thats 20-30 grams of salt per litre).
First you will need your RO water. You can pick this up from any local aquatic stores.
Then you will need your salt. Any aquarium grade salt will be fine for moon jellyfish.
Your salinity (Salt level) should be 25 grams per litre of water.
So for example you have the Medusa 45 Premium Package. This aquarium is 45 Litres.
25 grams of salt x 45 (Litres) = 1125 (Grams)
You will need 1.125 KG of salt for 45 Litres of water.
Jellyfish are very delicate. Introduced to a ‘normal’ aquarium you jellyfish would be cut to pieces by filters, corners, heaters etc. We sell custom made jellyfish tanks purpose built for jellyfish.
This is called inversion. Jellyfish are sensitive to water conditions, if the water is too hot or too cold the jellyfish will invert. To fix this bring the temperature back into their range, Lower temperature is best. Check the salinity and they should go back to normal.
All of our jellyfish are Captive Bred in our jellyfish laboratory. Captive Breeding means all of our jellyfish are disease free and have a longer life expectancy than jellyfish fished from the sea!
Always check the origin of your jellyfish!
No. Some would say you can keep moon jellyfish with blubber jellies but it is best to keep the two species separated.
Jellyfish grow into their surroundings. So depending on the size of your aquarium your jellyfish will grow in relation to the space around.
Moon jellyfish in an aquarium can grow up to 10 cm plus!
Jellyfish are seasonal creatures. Their lifespan is up to 14 months.
In the wild jellyfish feed on all sorts of creatures. Some of their favourite food includes ZooPlankton, PhytoPlankton, Brine shrimp and even other jellyfish!
We feed our jellyfish live brine shrimp for the best source of nutrition…
Jellyfish feed continuously in the wild so we recommend you feed your jellyfish every day. The exact amount of food required to feed your jellyfish will depend on the type of food you have purchased. Each food order will come with a dosage information sheet.
Jellyfish can last up to three days without food. So if you were planning on a trip away this weekend your free to go!
Immerse Yourself in the Underwater Ballet: The Unrivaled Allure of our Jellyfish Tanks
Embracing the delicate dance of Jellyfish in your own space is not just about owning an aquarium; it’s about experiencing a slice of the ocean’s mystery. Our
Jellyfish tanks are an invitation to a world of serene beauty and living art.
From the moment you gaze into one of our tanks, your will understand that this is no ordinary aquarium. It is a carefully curated experience, designed to transport
you into the depth of ocean’s mystery without ever leaving your living space. Our tanks are the result of extensive research and innovation, crafted to
ensure the well-being of Jellyfish while providing an unparallelled aesthetic experience for you.
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