Last night i counted 6+ jellies in the tank - these new ones are smaller than a pin head & since my one and only NSW addition was over 6 wks ago, I am coming to suspect the jellyfish are either multiplying in my tank or an anemone is multiplying & the jellyfish are its larval form. I only have 2 nem species - Majano & some recently discovered Aiptasia. I am unsurprised by the Aiptasia since the LFS i got the rock they are on from has their tanks infested with them & it was just a matter of time *sigh*
Back to the jellyfish though: being the curious person I am, I'm keen to discover their species & origin.
These new tiny ones have a short bulbous tentacle on each "corner" & some sort of light reflecting material at the base of each on. They have the same material in their body when they are older (see above pix).
When they aren't shloomping about the tank, they are suckered down onto something (see above pix).
They also seem attracted to the surface because when I turn the powerhead off, that's where they make their way to.
I'v been looking online for an Australian resource that can help me ID my little friends.
Not just because I'm curious but because I'm also rather keen not to be the first person in history to be stung by an Irukanji in their living room.......
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Dr. Schell ??