How come I have so many baby jelly fishes?

[cutebarra77]

Hi reefers,

Every morning when the T5s are on and wave makers off, I see schools of baby jelly fishes swimming at the water surface...

What is(are) the reason(s) for this???

Here is a footage of this morning...and I just cleared a netful of them the previous morning...

[vinccc2009]

Aren't they instant food for your fishes?

[allantang]

they are stingers.. some read ups

http://www.flickr.com/photos/oskay/203672574/

[cutebarra77]

Thanks, guys.

I think those are a type of hydroid jellies...still doing research...

http://www.starfish.ch/c-invertebrates/hydroids.html

http://www.wetwebmedia.com/jellyfishfaqs.htm

[solasido]

This looks cool.. Where to get jelly fish?

[cutebarra77]

Another video of the hydriod jellies caught this morning:

[sunny03]

wow that is a lot...

did you use NSW for your water change ??

[cutebarra77]

wow that is a lot...

did you use NSW for your water change ??

I mixed DI with sea salt from h2o.

I pail full every week.

[sunny03]

If that's the case how do these jelly came about ..

[cutebarra77]

Like to know how they can grow in your tank?

Bro, I am trying to answer this question too.

This is the 'billion' dollar question....

Possible reasons from my food sources:

1) from the frozen hikara mysis

2) Henry gourmet food

3) dry pellets from jireh

4) fauna Marin ric and zoa fine food

5) fauna Marin fine food for gonor?????

I dun think so leh...

[sunny03]

have you ever pour in the water of your corals or fishes when you got the stuff from lfs

[cutebarra77]

How come I did not think of that?

And yes, I usually will do that. Hmmm... possibly the culprit.

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[cutebarra77]

A nice bro collected a bag of the jellies this morning...i think he is doing a research on them...

Anyways, so little time and so much research work to do on this 'alien'.

The closest I got to was this:

Source:http://www.wetwebmedia.com/jellyidfaqs.htm

This looked the closest to the aliens I have.

Anyways, the jelly fish class(es) were simply too much and I have to respect the great marine biologists whom have spent years of research on them.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leptomedusae

http://www.ville-ge.ch/mhng/hydrozoa/hydrozoa-directory.htm

More research...