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Thread: Cone Jelly
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Old 02-10-2004, 12:02 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Default Re: Cone Jelly

Hmm. I know that they can't be in tanks that have pumps, because they get sucked in easily. However, the species I'm talking about, doesn't have tentacles. At least none that I could see. It was just an egg shaped organism, that looked like it had long strips of coils running in circles inside it's nearly transparent body.

They type you see in the Discovery channel with bright rainbow color displays that shoot through those coils.

Hmmm. Just wondering if they're safe. Thanks for the info guys.


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