I used painting tape to create a mask for painting the oval shape. 

Here's the mask all finished and the old black plastic torn off so I could pain the tank. 

Here's the stand and tank all painted. 

Here's the top so you can see part of the plumbing. I had Eric drill two holes in the top for the drain. One is the main drain that is backed up with a gate valve and the other is just an emergency drain. It's super quiet. 

Here's the sump with live rock and sand. 

Just one crappy pic of one of the lighting schemes. The light changes 7 different colors. The 3 jellies just came yesterday and so far so good but I'm not counting my chickens before they hatch. These are so fragile-looking. 

one pic that didn't come out great. I need to use my other camera just don't have time right now. I don't have some great videos taken with my iPhone 5S. 

Adam

Good luck with the photos of the Moon Jellies. With their transparent bodies it is very difficult to get a decent photo of them.

The oval insert was put in by Adam Blundell I believe. I got the tank from him. I manage the flow with a valve on the return hose and a spray bar going back into the tank. So far so good. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5DKzt8rzq4" rel="nofollow - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5DKzt8rzq4

Here are some more pics and even some videos: 

This one was from Aquatic Evolution. It's called a "blue jellyfish" but it's not a blue blubber jellyfish like I thought it was at first. Still, it's alive and appears to be doing ok after more than a week. It really looks like an upside down jellyfish but it does "swim" around and occasionally attaches itself to the glass or sides. Kind of strange. 

More pics of the moon jellies: You can see the food in the stomachs. 

here are some links to some videos:

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Adam

So, I made several adjustments after consulting with Nancy of Sunset Marine Labs and Wyatt of PB'N' Jellies.  6 months later, I just received my shipment from PB'N' Jellies to try again. 

I'm now hatching live brine daily and I will supplement with Golden Pearls, Frozen Copepods and/or R.O.E. once I locate some. I'll start enriching my nauplii soon.  

Last time I overestimated the ability of the live rock and sand to break down the excess food so I'll be more diligent in water changes, testing and I've also added a mechanical filter to my sump.

The water now flows onto a filter pad, then through a compartment of bio bale, then the next compartment of live rock and sand with a refugium growing macro algae. I opted not to put any activated carbon as Wyatt said the dust might harm the jellyfish. i also added a bubbler (airstone and pump) on Wyatt's recommendation. 

Lastly, I had a lot of problems before with the jellyfish getting stuck on the spray bar and the grill where the water flows into the sump. I've made some DIY adjustments to that making the grill smaller and covering the spray bar with black plastic. So far it seems to be working like a charm but time will tell. 

Here's my new sump:

Jellies are not moving. I am still praying for a small miracle that suddenly I'll come home and they will be pulsing again. 

I don't know when I'll have the funds again to order more. At least this time I'm more confident of everything working but i just spent all my funds on equipment, fish, food and coral. 

Well, tomorrow will be the 4th and final attempt. I made some major improvements to the tank. This time there is no way the jellies will get stuck. They may die from other reasons but they're not getting stuck in the outflow this time. Anyway, the jellies should arrive in the morning so hopefully I have some good news to report in a few weeks. Also, Wyatt from PBnJellies is carrying a dry food for jellyfish now that he says works great so there will be slightly less feeding maintenance as well. 

I feed about twice a day. Dry stuff (Golden Pearls, Cubic Jellyfish food) in the morning and freshly hatched brine in the evening. I hatch the brine every other day. Half of it I use right away and the other half I store in the fridge for the next evening. I also siphon the uneaten food about every other day. So far so good. I only have 3.1 jellies. (the .1 is squishy). I'd like to add at least 3 more when I get the funds back up in my paypal account. 

I run the temp about 76 but I could run at 78 if I wanted to. Everything else runs just like my reef tank. Same salinity and generally the same parameters. 

I'll post some pics and/or video here in a minute. 

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10205799574417802&l=6942215379863260560" rel="nofollow - https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10205799574417802&l=6942215379863260560

Adam

here are some pics I took tonight.