Moon
The Moon Jellyfish (Aurelia aurita) is an iconic species with a soft white body and elegant pulsing movement, reminiscent of dancing light beneath the surface. It originates from the coastal waters of the Atlantic, the Mediterranean Sea, and Pacific bays, where it forms slowly pulsing swarms. In an aquarium, it appears both striking and tranquil – a visual anchor for the entire space.
Lactoides
Lactoides is a perfectly transparent jellyfish, whose movement resembles the gentle ripple of light beneath the water’s surface. This species comes from the warm shallow waters of the Pacific Ocean, where it inhabits protected areas with gentle currents. Thanks to its ease of care, it’s an ideal choice for first-time jellyfish keepers discovering the magic of these creatures.
Blue Cannonball
Blue Cannonball Jelly has a spherical shape and a deep blue coloration that creates a strong yet balanced accent in the aquarium. Its compact movement makes it a visually striking yet natural species.
Plocamia
This species captivates with its long tentacles and fluid movement that feels both natural and elegant. It’s an ideal choice for those seeking a jellyfish with strong presence and a calm temperament in their aquarium.
Pulmo
Pulmo Jellyfish is a European species known for its robust structure and calm, graceful movement. In an aquarium, it stands out and, thanks to its subtle, milky coloration, becomes a dominant feature. Its presence brings harmony and visually captivating motion that easily draws attention.
Egg
Egg Jellyfish (Phacellophora camtschatica), also known as the Fried Egg Jellyfish, is a large, elegant jellyfish with a unique appearance resembling a broken egg – the yellow center of the bell evokes the egg yolk, while the white outer rim resembles the egg white. This species is found in cold and temperate oceans and is known for its slow and calm swimming, which brings harmony and visually captivating movement to the aquarium.
Cassiopea
Cassiopea, known as the upside-down jellyfish, spends most of its time on the bottom of the tank, with its bell facing downward and its arms pointing toward the light. Its behavior and shape resemble a living coral.
Australian Spotted Lagoon
The Australian Spotted Lagoon captivates with its bell covered in white dots and its slow, dignified movement. It stands out while remaining balanced, like a living piece of the night sky in your aquarium.
Blueblubber
Blue Blubber Jellyfish brings vibrant color and visual mass into the aquarium, contrasting with the delicacy of other species. Its steady movement appears both strong and serene.
Spotted Lagoon
Spotted Lagoon captivates with its gentle blue tint and distinctive spots, resembling shimmering light across a tropical lagoon’s surface. Its slow, spiraling motion brings a calming sense of peace and harmony to any aquarium.
