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How to prepare water for jellyfish?

Question 1: How to prepare seawater for jellyfish? 1. Use a 4-liter drinking water bucket to buy coin-operated water from the community or fill it with tap water, and pour it into an old tank (the same goes for plastic storage boxes). If it is tap water, it must be aerated for more than 24 hours.

2. Use an electronic scale to weigh the salt: 1 liter of water * 33.5 = grams

3. Put a small pump in the old tank, open it, and slowly pour the salt in. Generally, after 24 hours, when the temperature rises to 26-27 degrees, it can be used directly.

If you have just started a new aquarium, you can directly dissolve the salt in the aquarium. The length * width * height of the water body = liters, liters * 33 = grams (put a little at first, and then adjust it after dissolving it with a hydrometer)

Question 2: How do you raise jellyfish at home? Small jellyfish like to eat plankton, and large ones like fish (preferably alive). The water temperature for raising jellyfish should be low, otherwise they will die. Use water from the place of origin. For example, if you catch it in the sea, use seawater. When buying jellyfish, you must buy non-toxic ones (the jellyfish in the jellyfish lake are not toxic), otherwise it will not be a joke if it stings you.

Question 3: What should you pay attention to when raising jellyfish? You can't do what he said. You need to know that the water quality of jellyfish must be clean and pollution-free. Besides, jellyfish eat water fleas, which are fish worms. If you want to change the water, you need a high-end fish tank. You can put it in the bathtub first. That's all I can say. Thank you. I'm happy to help you solve the problem.

Question 4: How to mix sea salt for jellyfish? Use a bottle cap, fill it with three-quarters of sea salt, and a bottle of 600 ml of sun-dried tap water.

Question 5: How to raise jellyfish, and what are the requirements for water quality for jellyfish? If you have no experience in raising them, I suggest starting with the relatively easy-to-raise and non-toxic sea moon jellyfish, or red moon jellyfish. It is recommended not to use an ordinary fish tank, but a professional jellyfish tank, because jellyfish are largely driven by ocean currents. The tank must be selected well. If the water pressure of the water pump is too strong, the jellyfish cannot bear it. Also, the water inlet of my tank is too large, and two tentacles of a jellyfish were broken off. . . Jellyfish don't eat much, you can buy brine shrimp eggs to hatch or use jellyfish liquid bait. But you must use seawater, you can buy sea salt yourself, about 1 liter of water: 35 grams of salt, mineral water or drinking water, the water temperature is 15~25°. The water is changed about half a tank every week, one tank per month, more in summer and less in winter. In addition, when changing the water of jellyfish, you should first add half of the new water, let it sit for ten minutes, and then change the tank. That should be all, I haven't raised jellyfish for a long time. . .

Question 6: Can salt be used in the water for jellyfish? Of course, salt is the best choice for adjusting the density.

There is a lot of NaCl in the ocean.

Question 7: What kind of water is best for raising jellyfish? Is it seawater?

If there is no sea water, then use tap water and add a little sea salt.

Question 8: What is the ratio of seawater for raising jellyfish? The ratio of seawater is 26-30ppt. Although jellyfish can swim on their own, they still need water flow to drive them to swim.

Question 9: How to raise jellyfish? First, you need to find out whether the aquarium is grown in fresh water or sea water, so that you can effectively adopt the water change method. This requires consulting the vendors who sell jellyfish.

1. It is probably a marine jellyfish. Freshwater Chinese peach jellyfish are very precious and vendors will not buy or sell them. On the contrary, marine jellyfish have a high yield and are easy to catch. So the ones you buy can basically be identified as marine jellyfish.

2. Jellyfish farming requires seawater, which cannot be solved by simply mixing mineral water with seawater. The mixed water is very different from seawater, and the osmotic pressure will cause the jellyfish to die.

3. Any plant or animal needs nutrition to grow. Jellyfish also need to eat. Feed them with clean and sterile small fish and shrimp.

4. Seawater does not need to be exposed to the sun. Salt has a bactericidal effect, and there are much fewer germs in it than in fresh water. After the seawater is exposed to the sun, the water evaporates and the salt increases, which can also cause the death of jellyfish. Jellyfish do not like strong light, and too strong light can also cause the death of jellyfish.

5. Oxygenation in water is generally done using an oxygen pump specifically designed for fish farming.

6. Do not keep jellyfish in a bottle with a small mouth. The water surface has little contact with the air, and the oxygen content in the water will be very low, which will affect the growth of jellyfish. The opening of the container for breeding jellyfish should be as wide as possible.

Can jellyfish be kept alive using tap water at home?

It cannot be kept alive. The tap water has been disinfected and filtered before being used in every household. If jellyfish are placed in tap water, they will become dry and die in a short time. You can put the water in the sun to dry it before use, which will be better.

No. Tap water contains chlorine, which will cause jellyfish to be poisoned by chlorine and then die if put directly into it; table salt contains artificially added iodine and other unnatural added minerals, which are harmful to jellyfish and will also cause jellyfish to die. After all, it is pitiful for a small jellyfish to die! If you want to keep it for a long time, you can buy a special jellyfish tank online. The water flow and temperature in it are carefully controlled, which is beneficial to jellyfish and can be kept for a long time. The water should be mineral water with seawater salt. As for the Lou Nian Chang method, you can check other Baidu Knows. Control the salinity at about 1.022.

Since tap water contains chlorine, if you feed them directly with tap water, it will cause chlorine poisoning and then death. Jellyfish have strict requirements for feeding water. If you plan to feed them artificially, you must pay attention to some feeding matters. Generally speaking, when feeding aquatic organisms, you cannot feed them directly with tap water, otherwise it will cause death.

No, it's okay. Tap water is fresh water, but jellyfish live in seawater, so the jellyfish will die if they drink tap water. Moreover, tap water contains some chlorine, which can also harm jellyfish.

Can jellyfish be kept alive with tap water at home? Absolutely not. Jellyfish have high environmental requirements, so it is difficult to keep them alive with tap water.

Generally speaking, seawater is used to feed the cave god. As for whether tap water can feed the cave god, I checked it on the Internet. You can see if it can be used as a reference.