What better way is there to ring in the new year than a deep sea jelly that's exploding with [...]
For this episode, we traveled to Coconut Creek, Florida to speak to Jon Norris of Jellyfish Art to talk everything about Jellyfish. What to do, what not to do, as well as busting some common myths along the way! Check it out. Let’s talk about Jellyfish! For this episode, we traveled to [...]
For this video, we visited our friends at the Jellyfish Art booth to talk to the President of Jellyfish Art, Joe Turner, and to see the unveiling of their brand new Jellyfish Nano 5g. Check out everything here: Enjoy! YouTube No [...]
For most folks, jellyfish come in two flavors: the dead blob of goo on the beach, or the darn thing that just stung you and has you wondering whether its vinegar you use…or god forbid… you have to start peeing! But other folks, such as us underwater photographers, have always recognized just [...]
Last year, as I was attempting to design my dream larval culture system while staying within the space limitations of my small laboratory/classroom, I had the brilliant idea to use pseudo-kreisels as rearing tanks. Kreisel and pseudo-kreisel tanks are typically used for housing jellyfish and other [...]
Exciting news from Jellyfish Art! The Florida company has more than surpassed its $50,000 Kickstarter goal (raising over $300,000 to date!) and will be shipping their new Jellyfish Cylinder Nano just in time for Christmas 2015. The first of its kind, the aquarium is a revolutionary 2 gallon [...]
Here’s a fun art project to keep the little ones entertained and occupied during these long summer days – a serene jellyfish of one’s own, floating peacefully in a water bottle. The activity uses all recycled materials; its a great opportunity to talk with the kids about our [...]
What’s the best way to deal with an abandoned building in the middle of a populated neighborhood? Well, if you’ve got a flare for the arts with a heavy leaning on aquarium keeping, then the likely answer would be to convert the building into a large piece of aquatic art. Or, at least [...]
