Rare & exotic ??

[Twizted1]

 Would pay admission to it Wu. That would be sweet.

[Bluewater]

The only one that you could really keep would be the upside down. Also you should not have ANY type of power water movement. I had to switch my tank over to a bubbler. I put a hob filter on the tank an aquaclear 30 which is only 150 gal/hr and the jelly got stuck on the intake.

[Bluewater]

http://www.jellyfishfacts.net/beginners-guide-to-aquarium-jellyfish.html

http://www.jelliquarium.com/

[The WuSue]

I promise to read that...Unfortunately, I have to get ready for work here shortly. Perhaps if I explained the set up a bit better. The intake is a a turf scrubber and the outflow is a simple elbow with a cone filter attachment. Our set up has 5 tanks strung together(the thread on tank builds called Lucy's), so it wouldn't be a problem to have the intake for the powerheads be in another tank and take a line over for the flow in the planted tank. My problem/question would be that if I don't have the flow from the powerheads the macro algae will suffer,but I certainly wouldn't want to harm or put the upside down jellies in an environment they would find intolerable. I pretty much have to have the macro tank, but making it habitable to upside downers would be a major plus.