Quick Stats
Moderate |
Temperament
Peaceful |
Color Form
White with blue or purple spots |
Diet
Planktonivore |
Reef Compatible
Yes |
sg 1.020-1.025, 74-78°F, dKH 8-12, pH 8.1-8.4 |
Max. Size
12″ |
Family
Mastigiidae |
Minimum Tank Size
50 gallons |
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Description
The White Spotted Jellyfish (Phyllorhiza punctata) is a stunning and graceful addition to marine aquariums, known for its ethereal appearance characterized by a translucent body adorned with distinctive white and blue or purple spots. This jellyfish is a captivating centerpiece that brings a serene ambiance to any aquarium setup.
While generally passive, White Spotted Jellyfish are best kept in species-specific tanks or with larger, compatible tankmates, as they can be vulnerable to aggressive species. They thrive in a well-filtered and spacious environment where they can float freely and exhibit their mesmerizing movements.
As planktonivores, White Spotted Jellyfish primarily feed on small plankton and other microscopic organisms. Providing a varied diet that mimics their natural feeding habits is crucial for their health. Commercial jellyfish food or specially formulated liquid foods can be used to ensure they receive proper nutrition.
Due to their moderate care requirements, including water quality and space considerations, the White Spotted Jellyfish is suitable for intermediate aquarists who have experience with delicate marine life. With appropriate care, this jellyfish can provide a captivating and tranquil display in a well-maintained aquarium.
Approximate Purchase Size: 2″ to 4″