This is partly because they are too small and sufficiently fragile to require special handling and containment.

I'm not interested in breeding them at all. But I am looking at making a special type of tank for purely Box Jellyfish and/or Irukandji for something different.

The average jellyfish has stingers only on its tentacles, but the Irukandji also has stingers on its bell. In rare instances the sting may result in cardiac arrest and death.

As a kid I used to work in an Aquarium shop that sold these ****** things.

Either way, the box jellyfish is still an amazing tropical icon and would be great to keep. They look cool in pictures - that's where they can stay.

Dave and I went for a walk down to the beach. but having a sump filter on the setup should allow me to change the water without having to go inside the tank.

Surely they would be basically the same sort of setup needed correct? in stinger season or not, if it's clear enough (to see any crocs that could be changing creeks) I go for a dive/spear.

Sorry for those that have no interest in keeping them.

They aren't invisible if your underwater with a mask on, they are "invisible" if your just swimming.

Any info on keeping Box and/or Irukandji in a tank would be great!

They just look so awesome under UV bulbs, our house renovation is definately taking a turn to include a wall or tube of jellies as we build, they just look too good not to! Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. I have not seen much evidence of the devastation of the cyclone, probably because it hit further down the coast.

Box Jellyfish: A Venomous Standoff, _box_jellyfish_irukandji_vs_box_jellyfish_venomous_standoff.jpg. They hypothesize that the feature enables the jellyfish to be more likely to catch its prey of small fish. ( Log Out / 

In fact, it is believed to be the most venomous creature on the planet. Suitable, June 13, 2016 in General Aquarium Discussion. We drove to Cape Tribulation, in which the sign says ” Where the Rain Forest meets the Ocean ” Our first stop was Myall Beach. They are some of the smartest creatures on this planet and almost as deadly as humans.

Usually the turtles keep their numbers down but even the turtles are struggling with the changing climate conditions we are having currently, they just can't eat enough of them! I think he has built up a tolerance to them though. They had to evacuate due to Cyclone Yasi. I believe marine boutique sells jellyfish maybe have a look at their site http://www.marineboutique.com.au/content/view/288/174/. Better education is needed for jelly stings up here, it's amazing how many people don't know what to do with them and just make the problem worse. Acknowledgement to National Geographic and David Boubilet, The photo would suggest that the Box Jelly Fish is scarier, however the Irukandji got up in a thriller in the Wrestlemania 54 showdown. There is no anti venom for the other one, treatment is symptomatic and trying to make sure you don't haemorrhage into your lungs, explode your heart or blow every blood vessel in your head. I remember reading something about having a circular water flow which is why a lot of jellyfish tanks are round. Our local dive club has been using Dive Buddy for a few years. (Ps. I'll look at those other jellyfish setups Lictoga and Pineapples have mentioned. Obviously certain precautions will need to be take to change their water and tank maintenance etc, but that also interests me and will hopefully teach me a lot more about keeping tropical marine fish (which would definitely be my ultimate setup eventually). The variety of box jellyfish known as the sea wasp or marine stinger is widely regarded as one of the most deadly creatures on earth. Along with other box jellies they have been responsible for at least 5,568 deaths recorded since 1954. Thanks for the tips! Victims typically require hospitalization, and symptoms can persist for anywhere from a few hours to as long as several weeks. Really keen on setting up a large tube, floor to ceiling, with uv lighting, they look amazing to say the least!!!

I admit I did go on a bit of a rant in my last post.

I've got better things to do than waste time doing that crap to people and/or on the Internet! You need to eliminate dead spots or they will get caught up, but they are fairly easy to keep/grow, just like fish.

Acknowledgement to VUV14 Cairns Conference Centre. © 2016 Just Gotta Dive (JGD), All Rights Reserved. Here I thought you had to be worried about the box jellyfish but they had a wrestle in Wrestlemania 54 and were no match for the Irukandji.

Picking off meter long tenticles on the beach then waiting for an hour to be able to walk again wasn't the nicest... Wouldn't want to get stung by Irukandji or boxes though! They wrapped around his neck and face as that was the only uncovered parts of his body.

Their deadliness and beauty is why they are so enticing to keep a tank of them, strangely enough... Their abundance in the oceans around here due to climate change means there are tonnes available (both species) and is another reason to keep them, to learn from them and their behaviour (obviously this will be a little different compared to seeing them in the ocean, but can still learn a lot from them in a tank). Wife and I had a fantastic time snorkeling with Eden Rock.

I'm thinking a large Perspex/Acrylic tube but not sure about what sort of filtration they need or works with them and if they are hard to keep? An Irukandji sting can be fatal, though most victims survive thanks to medical intervention. Cool setup! The current design was first made in JCU in 1983, I believe, and they still use them today even though they don't actually work.

While scientists have yet to learn much about the Irukandji’s life cycle, it is known that these jellyfish differ from other related species in that they have the unique ability to fire poisonous stingers from their tentacle tips and bellpieces in order to  inject their prey with venom for quick debilitation and simple consumption. Ha ha ha! I've heard they are a mini version of man of wars or babies? He wakes up just as we get to our destination and will cry.

For those with the informative input, thank you!

Currently, it is not known whether this is for some special purpose. Yes some people call them paramedics but EMT's is still what they are also known by, well in the extreme sports scenes anyway.

Often referred to as sea wasps or marine stingers, box jellyfish are capable of moving faster than other jellyfish species. Is there any must do's with keeping them, special filtration, etc? We took the barge across the Daintree River. Irukandji jellyfish are any of several similar, extremely venomous species of box jellyfish. The most common jellyfish involved is the Carukia barnesi, a species of Irukandji jellyfish. [MENTION=17652]Suitable[/MENTION] you can buy a moon jellyfish tank with jellyfish that can't kill you online for about $350 for the whole setup.

Would you like des(s)ert with that? I remember years ago reading an article about them getting tentacles about 10m long etc hence my queries. When the enemy pulls away, the stingers are torn off the tentacles of the jellyfish, and they remain in the body of the attacker. You just have to make sure you obey the signs.

You just have to make sure you obey the signs. Not sure why people are getting stressed on this thread? I spent quite a few years diving for a living chasing sea cucumbers on the Kimberley, NT and Qld coasts and have seen the results of being hit by the Irukandji.

I'm pretty sure I'll only be able to keep either Box Jellyfish or Irukandji and not the two together but is it possible to do so? A box jellyfish has tentacles 3m long, and even though the irukandji is invisible in water, uv lights aren't going to make you see it. Have a great idea for a scuba diving article? The stingers ( nematocysts ) are in clumps, appearing as rings of small red dots around the bell and along the tentacles. Yeah I agree with you there!

Either way, hope your buddy is all good now!

Thanks for the help and info! That's a serious question also. If not film it I wanna watch. Dr Lisa-ann Gershwin, director of the Australian Marine Stinger Advisory Service and Australia's only dedicated box jellyfish expert, said the chances of being stung by irukandji were low.

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Bugger keeping them! Butterflies, snakes, spiders or scorpions, take your pick, The Good Barrier Reef, ooops I meant the Great Barrier Reef, Wrestlemania 54, The Irukandji vs the Box Jelly Fish. In addition, these jellyfish possess a more developed nervous system than other jellyfish species do; they are even equipped with 24 eyes, and they are capable of fast, directional swimming as well as with obstacle avoidance and even a limited ability to learn and process information.

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irukandji vs box jellyfish

Then we could also keep an extra eye out for any ninja jelly fish sneaking up to try paralyse his hand! Post was not sent - check your email addresses! We went to Daintree Village for lunch. I call him the perpetual motion kid. Box jellyfish are much larger than Irukandji; they can weigh in at as much as two kilograms, and their tentacles can reach a length of about three meters. A scale illustration of an Irukandji jellyfish and it’s tentacles.

Gloves will still be worn though when doing so.

I would honestly prefer a 1m+ OD floor to ceiling acrylic tube with a long tower of coral etc with Lion fish instead but keeping them, I would really need to know what I am doing regarding ensuring water quality is spot on as they are much more "delicate" in that regards. Ready to write a dive-related product review? They have extremely potent venom. Thanks for the help, info and advice!

This is partly because they are too small and sufficiently fragile to require special handling and containment.

I'm not interested in breeding them at all. But I am looking at making a special type of tank for purely Box Jellyfish and/or Irukandji for something different.

The average jellyfish has stingers only on its tentacles, but the Irukandji also has stingers on its bell. In rare instances the sting may result in cardiac arrest and death.

As a kid I used to work in an Aquarium shop that sold these ****** things.

Either way, the box jellyfish is still an amazing tropical icon and would be great to keep. They look cool in pictures - that's where they can stay.

Dave and I went for a walk down to the beach. but having a sump filter on the setup should allow me to change the water without having to go inside the tank.

Surely they would be basically the same sort of setup needed correct? in stinger season or not, if it's clear enough (to see any crocs that could be changing creeks) I go for a dive/spear.

Sorry for those that have no interest in keeping them.

They aren't invisible if your underwater with a mask on, they are "invisible" if your just swimming.

Any info on keeping Box and/or Irukandji in a tank would be great!

They just look so awesome under UV bulbs, our house renovation is definately taking a turn to include a wall or tube of jellies as we build, they just look too good not to! Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. I have not seen much evidence of the devastation of the cyclone, probably because it hit further down the coast.

Box Jellyfish: A Venomous Standoff, _box_jellyfish_irukandji_vs_box_jellyfish_venomous_standoff.jpg. They hypothesize that the feature enables the jellyfish to be more likely to catch its prey of small fish. ( Log Out / 

In fact, it is believed to be the most venomous creature on the planet. Suitable, June 13, 2016 in General Aquarium Discussion. We drove to Cape Tribulation, in which the sign says ” Where the Rain Forest meets the Ocean ” Our first stop was Myall Beach. They are some of the smartest creatures on this planet and almost as deadly as humans.

Usually the turtles keep their numbers down but even the turtles are struggling with the changing climate conditions we are having currently, they just can't eat enough of them! I think he has built up a tolerance to them though. They had to evacuate due to Cyclone Yasi. I believe marine boutique sells jellyfish maybe have a look at their site http://www.marineboutique.com.au/content/view/288/174/. Better education is needed for jelly stings up here, it's amazing how many people don't know what to do with them and just make the problem worse. Acknowledgement to National Geographic and David Boubilet, The photo would suggest that the Box Jelly Fish is scarier, however the Irukandji got up in a thriller in the Wrestlemania 54 showdown. There is no anti venom for the other one, treatment is symptomatic and trying to make sure you don't haemorrhage into your lungs, explode your heart or blow every blood vessel in your head. I remember reading something about having a circular water flow which is why a lot of jellyfish tanks are round. Our local dive club has been using Dive Buddy for a few years. (Ps. I'll look at those other jellyfish setups Lictoga and Pineapples have mentioned. Obviously certain precautions will need to be take to change their water and tank maintenance etc, but that also interests me and will hopefully teach me a lot more about keeping tropical marine fish (which would definitely be my ultimate setup eventually). The variety of box jellyfish known as the sea wasp or marine stinger is widely regarded as one of the most deadly creatures on earth. Along with other box jellies they have been responsible for at least 5,568 deaths recorded since 1954. Thanks for the tips! Victims typically require hospitalization, and symptoms can persist for anywhere from a few hours to as long as several weeks. Really keen on setting up a large tube, floor to ceiling, with uv lighting, they look amazing to say the least!!!

I admit I did go on a bit of a rant in my last post.

I've got better things to do than waste time doing that crap to people and/or on the Internet! You need to eliminate dead spots or they will get caught up, but they are fairly easy to keep/grow, just like fish.

Acknowledgement to VUV14 Cairns Conference Centre. © 2016 Just Gotta Dive (JGD), All Rights Reserved. Here I thought you had to be worried about the box jellyfish but they had a wrestle in Wrestlemania 54 and were no match for the Irukandji.

Picking off meter long tenticles on the beach then waiting for an hour to be able to walk again wasn't the nicest... Wouldn't want to get stung by Irukandji or boxes though! They wrapped around his neck and face as that was the only uncovered parts of his body.

Their deadliness and beauty is why they are so enticing to keep a tank of them, strangely enough... Their abundance in the oceans around here due to climate change means there are tonnes available (both species) and is another reason to keep them, to learn from them and their behaviour (obviously this will be a little different compared to seeing them in the ocean, but can still learn a lot from them in a tank). Wife and I had a fantastic time snorkeling with Eden Rock.

I'm thinking a large Perspex/Acrylic tube but not sure about what sort of filtration they need or works with them and if they are hard to keep? An Irukandji sting can be fatal, though most victims survive thanks to medical intervention. Cool setup! The current design was first made in JCU in 1983, I believe, and they still use them today even though they don't actually work.

While scientists have yet to learn much about the Irukandji’s life cycle, it is known that these jellyfish differ from other related species in that they have the unique ability to fire poisonous stingers from their tentacle tips and bellpieces in order to  inject their prey with venom for quick debilitation and simple consumption. Ha ha ha! I've heard they are a mini version of man of wars or babies? He wakes up just as we get to our destination and will cry.

For those with the informative input, thank you!

Currently, it is not known whether this is for some special purpose. Yes some people call them paramedics but EMT's is still what they are also known by, well in the extreme sports scenes anyway.

Often referred to as sea wasps or marine stingers, box jellyfish are capable of moving faster than other jellyfish species. Is there any must do's with keeping them, special filtration, etc? We took the barge across the Daintree River. Irukandji jellyfish are any of several similar, extremely venomous species of box jellyfish. The most common jellyfish involved is the Carukia barnesi, a species of Irukandji jellyfish. [MENTION=17652]Suitable[/MENTION] you can buy a moon jellyfish tank with jellyfish that can't kill you online for about $350 for the whole setup.

Would you like des(s)ert with that? I remember years ago reading an article about them getting tentacles about 10m long etc hence my queries. When the enemy pulls away, the stingers are torn off the tentacles of the jellyfish, and they remain in the body of the attacker. You just have to make sure you obey the signs.

You just have to make sure you obey the signs. Not sure why people are getting stressed on this thread? I spent quite a few years diving for a living chasing sea cucumbers on the Kimberley, NT and Qld coasts and have seen the results of being hit by the Irukandji.

I'm pretty sure I'll only be able to keep either Box Jellyfish or Irukandji and not the two together but is it possible to do so? A box jellyfish has tentacles 3m long, and even though the irukandji is invisible in water, uv lights aren't going to make you see it. Have a great idea for a scuba diving article? The stingers ( nematocysts ) are in clumps, appearing as rings of small red dots around the bell and along the tentacles. Yeah I agree with you there!

Either way, hope your buddy is all good now!

Thanks for the help and info! That's a serious question also. If not film it I wanna watch. Dr Lisa-ann Gershwin, director of the Australian Marine Stinger Advisory Service and Australia's only dedicated box jellyfish expert, said the chances of being stung by irukandji were low.

What’s new at Just Gotta Dive?

Bugger keeping them! Butterflies, snakes, spiders or scorpions, take your pick, The Good Barrier Reef, ooops I meant the Great Barrier Reef, Wrestlemania 54, The Irukandji vs the Box Jelly Fish. In addition, these jellyfish possess a more developed nervous system than other jellyfish species do; they are even equipped with 24 eyes, and they are capable of fast, directional swimming as well as with obstacle avoidance and even a limited ability to learn and process information.

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