What do baby jellyfish eat? Can jellyfish eat? How to eat?

The small jellyfish bought in the aquarium are mainly fed with brine worms and shrimp.

Feeding food can usually be purchased at the aquarium or online. It is recommended that the frequency and amount of general feeding should not be too much, if the digester and mouth in the jellyfish wing have turned orange, it means that the jellyfish has been full, and there is no need to feed again, otherwise it will easily pollute the water quality.

The food that baby jellyfish eat varies depending on the species and environment. They can eat plankton, small crustaceans, polychaetes, small fish, and artificial feed. Specifically, plankton such as jellyfish, krill, diatoms, cyanobacteria, dinoflagellates, etc.; small crustaceans such as fairy shrimp, daphnia, cycloped, fish lice, crayfish, lobster, etc.; polychaetes, such as sand silkworms, sand cocktles, etc.; small fish such as guppies, Mary fish, moonshine fish, etc.; Artificial feed such as brine worm, shrimp, etc.

In the domestic environment, small jellyfish can be fed with prawns, plankton, crustaceans and small fish. At the same time, it is also necessary to keep the sea temperature constant, preferably around 25, and provide a certain amount of light so that the jellyfish can replenish energy. It should be noted that raising baby jellyfish requires artificially prepared seawater, not fresh water.

However, different jellyfish species and environments may have different food preferences and needs. Therefore, when choosing and serving food, it is best to make a decision based on the specific breed and living environment.

Jellyfish are carnivorous species that feed mainly on plankton, small crustaceans, and small fish. During predation, jellyfish release filamentous sacs to entangle, paralyze, and poison their prey, which is then sent into their mouths. If it is kept as a pet in captivity, the owner can feed brine worms, shrimp, plankton, etc. as food, and must be regular and quantitative every day, too much will kill the jellyfish.

In addition, jellyfish special liquid feed can also be used for feeding.

Jellyfish feeding is very troublesome and costly, if the baby jellyfish here refers to the kind of rocket jellyfish (also known as the Akatsuki jellyfish) bought in the playground, the jellyfish with red tentacles do not need to be fed, the jellyfish will gradually shrink and eventually die.

Jellyfish need to rotate the cylinder body worth at least one hundred).

It takes at least ten minutes to feed every day, and the water needs to be changed every few days, and it costs a lot to buy food, feed utensils, etc., and feeding jellyfish are easy to die because of operation errors.

Jellyfish can only eat jellyfish heads, and the cooking method is as follows:

Ingredients: 200 grams of jellyfish head, 2 grams of salt, 5 grams of soy sauce, appropriate amount of vinegar, 3 grams of sugar, 2 grams of chopped green onion, 3 grams of sesame oil, 2 grams of Sichuan pepper oil, 3 grams of cooked white sesame seeds.

1. Soak the jellyfish head in water for half a day or a day, and change the water several times during the period.

2. After cleaning the jellyfish head, scald it with boiling water, cut it into shreds and squeeze out the water.

3. Mix in the seasoning: sesame oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar, sugar, pepper oil and cooked white sesame seeds, mix well and sprinkle some chopped green onions to garnish!

4. Serve in a bowl.

How do jellyfish eat jellyfish?

1. Water quality and water exchange: When breeding jellyfish, you can also establish a nitrification system in the fish tank like when you breed fish. However, you should not add too many nitrification systems rashly, but step by step, add a little at a time, and gradually establish and improve the nitrification system.

Then there is the change of water, when breeding jellyfish, you don't need to change the water often, in fact, jellyfish don't like the surrounding water environment to change too much.

2. Water temperature: When breeding jellyfish, you also need to pay special attention to the problem of water temperature. Jellyfish prefer to grow in warm water, so it is generally appropriate to keep it at around 25 degrees.

However, the water temperature should not be too high, as the activity of jellyfish will be reduced in the environment where the water temperature is too high, and may even cause them to die.

3. Food: There are still a lot of foods that can be fed to jellyfish, and the two most common ones are small fish and small shrimp. In addition, there are special liquid feeds available in the store, which are specially given to jellyfish, so that they can also be purchased on a regular basis.

In addition, jellyfish originally lived in the ocean, and there are requirements for some trace elements in the ocean, so trace elements can be appropriately supplemented.

4. Light: When breeding jellyfish, you also need to pay special attention to light, which is very important for their life activities. Jellyfish have a special substance called "unicellular zooxanthellae" that can photosynthesize with the help of light.