"Night sky with twinkling stars", "flame of bonfire swaying", and "waves returning to the beach". You won't get tired of these things no matter how long you look at them. And if you look at it all the time, you will feel relaxed.
The same relaxing effect is actually applied to jellyfish. For those who live in the city, far from the beach, angry when they bonfire (probably) and can't see the stars anywhere, raising jellyfish may be the last trump card to relax their feelings (?).
Hello! It is a trump card jellyfish
Enuchi previously introduced the "Desktop Jellyfish Tank ", a jellyfish breeding kit by Jellyfish Art in the United States. The Jellyfish Art will soon launch a new breeding kit, the Jellyfish Cylinder Nano.
Upgraded jellyfish breeding kit "Jellyfish Cylinder Nano"
"Jellyfish Cylinder Nano" is an upgraded version of "Desktop Jellyfish Tank". The design of the aquarium has been made more beautiful while maintaining the mechanism by which jellyfish are not sucked into the water inlet of the filtration device.
Reference image: "Desktop Jellyfish Tank" Compared to the latest version, the design seems a little old.
A silent type is used for the filtration device. Combined with the beautiful design, it has evolved into an aquarium that can be installed anywhere. It can even be installed in the kitchen or bedroom.
A quiet aquarium is good, isn't it?
The design does not make you feel uncomfortable even if you install it in the bedroom.
Like the "Desktop Jellyfish Tank", it is equipped with LED lights, so you can enjoy jellyfish lit up in various colors.
The light-up color can be changed with the remote control
Jellyfish Art is currently running a campaign to recruit investors on Kickstarter for the commercialization of "Jellyfish Cylinder Nano". With a $ 150 investment, you can get one "Jellyfish Cylinder Nano". Shipment is scheduled for April 2016, and delivery to Japan is also supported.
"Jellyfish Cylinder Nano" Package Contents
Live jellyfish cannot be shipped to Japan, so purchase them at pet stores in Japan.
It's a jellyfish again. I'm sorry I couldn't heal the Japanese people.
For some reason, Sunday evenings tend to be sad and anxious. In such a case, feeding the jellyfish will calm you down. When I was lying on the bed and looking at the illuminated jellyfish, I fell asleep before I knew it. There may be such a thing.
... Oh, I'm eating, I'm eating!
Will jellyfish sleep too? Do you feel anxious?
