jellyfish, anyone know of a local place to buy?

#1
Hello all, it has been a very long time since I was on here and on the board​.

I have gotten back to saltwater since my life stopped exploding and now I am setting up a jellyfish tank for my wife.
I should have the new tank in a week and I was wondering if anyone knows of a place locally that has or can get jellyfish at a reasonable price.
Also any advice on keeping them would be appreciated.
Thanks all and I am looking forward to seeing old friends and making new ones at the meetings.
here is the sales photo of the tank we are getting.
 

SkyShark

Dolphin
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#2
Welcome back. I don't think I've seen any locally, but maybe call around and see if anyone can order them in. Otherwise, I think there are a few places online that will ship them to you. Many of the jellies they sell for the tanks like that live for 9 - 12 months so you will want to find somewhere to easily get replacements.
 

CRW Reef

Blue Whale
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#3
Go to Keys Island I know he has some/had some/can get some. They used to have a jelly tank on the counter running before an unfortunate break in :(

Needless to say I know Ki can get them for you
 

projectx

Dolphin
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#4
CRW Reef;n649040 said:
Go to Keys Island I know he has some/had some/can get some. They used to have a jelly tank on the counter running before an unfortunate break in :(

Needless to say I know Ki can get them for you

He has had a number of them over the years Def check with him
 

aquarius

Blenny
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#5
Neptunes has also had them in the past. They were selling a tank that included 3 jellyfish that you got through the mail after you bought the tank. I think the whole setup was around $500 and they could get you more jellies if you wanted. hth
 

sethsolomon

Hammerhead Shark
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#6
Jellies are going to be a custom order. Pretty much every vender can get them they just have to order them.
 
#7
I don't know if you're still interested, but my buddy Sam at Todd's tropical fish in Aurora, usually gets some cool Blue Blubber Jellyfish in.
 
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