Name: Upside Down Jellyfish (Cassiopeia xamachana)	Origin: Atlantic Ocean
+ Interesting Facts Upside Down Jellies are a unique species of jellyfish in that they can be kept in a standard rectangular aquarium (as opposed to a round one). They are very hardy filter feeders. These jellies will swim around the tank and come to rest on the sand bed upside down with their pulsating tentacles facing the light source. They feed through photosynthesis and filter feeding plankton. They are non venomous and will not sting your hand. Use caution in tanks with strong flow, open overflows and traditional powerheads; they have proven okay to be kept with the new Koralia style powerheads.
+ Diet & Feeding Photosynthesis, plankton, rotifers. Self sufficient on naturally occurring food; no target feeding is required.
+ Reef Compatibility Completely safe with all corals and invertebrates
Size & Color: 1-2 inches; blue, white	Care Level: Very Easy
Availability: Frequent	Min. Tank Size: 10 Gallons