Peach blossom jellyfish appear in Yunnan! How much is a peach blossom jellyfish? Can I keep it?

Peach blossom jellyfish, known as "giant panda in the water", is a veritable "living fossil" with high research value and ornamental value. Peach blossom jellyfish is the only small freshwater jellyfish, all of which are world-class endangered species. Recently, the appearance of peach blossom jellyfish in Yunnan attracted netizens' attention. How much is a peach blossom jellyfish? Can I keep it?

First, how did the peach blossom jellyfish appear in Yunnan?

Recently, some unknown aquatic organisms, suspected of peach blossom jellyfish, were found in Fuyuan County, Qujing City, Yunnan Province. After the detection and identification of relevant experts, it was confirmed that the species was an endangered "Soxhlet peach blossom jellyfish".

Soxhlet peach blossom jellyfish, small individual, umbrella diameter 7-20 mm. The umbrella is hemispherical, with 256-288 tentacles around it. The height of the umbrella is about half of the diameter, and the bottom of the umbrella has a tetragonal digestive cavity, which is connected to the mouth handle. There are four mouths and wrists at the end of the handle, and the mouth is on the same plane as the periphery of the umbrella. The four radiation tubes are connected to the annular tube at the edge of the umbrella. There are four gonads, flattened and saccular. Life is light yellow, its tentacles and umbrella slightly pink color.

How much is a peach blossom jellyfish?

Peach blossom jellyfish are endangered animals, but they are not protected by the state. Because the time and place of turning a polyp into a jellyfish is uncertain, it is generally difficult to collect. Even if it is collected, the survival time is very short, and it is of little value. Generally, it can only be sold for tens of thousands of yuan, and it is difficult to feed. You have to survive in a lake with super clean water.

Third, can peach blossom jellyfish be raised?

Peach blossom jellyfish can be raised.

1. Water quality

As peach blossom jellyfish are rarely in the natural environment because they are too sensitive to water quality, if they are raised with tap water, it is best to dry the tap water for 1-2 weeks and then use it for breeding.

two。 Feed

You can feed egg yolk, but if you can't finish it, it will pollute the water quality, so try to feed live food, such as water fleas, harvest insects and so on. If you can buy it, you can also raise it with bottled plankton that raise sea jellyfish.

Peach blossom jellyfish are difficult to feed, so you need to do enough homework before breeding.