JL8 Desktop Jellyfish Aquarium Tank (Tank Only)

This seems like it could be a good product but it came from China/Korea/Japan and I can't read the instructions.

I will update this review once I have jellyfish in the tank, but so far I'm not impressed with this item. It does not come with any instructions whatsoever, so setting up the tank is a lot of guess work. The pump flow rate can be changed, so how do I know what setting will be best for my jellies? Does it matter where I position the pump? Also, there is a red, twistable valve type thing in the tubing to the pump that seems to control flow. What should that be set to? What is the smaller eye-dropper for? It doesn't come with any filtration substrate other than a (very stinky) plastic mesh block. Does that mean I don't need any charcoal filters or should I purchase that separately?As far as I can tell this tank seems to be built by a mystery company. I could not find additional info anywhere else online. This includes a place to purchase replacement parts if something breaks. So, if the tiny pump (which seems cheaply made) breaks, I'll have to MacGyver some kind of solution of my own to keep the tank running.On the upside, I filed it with water and ran if for a few days to try to wash away the "new plastic" stink. The LEDs work, the pump is quite, it does not leak, and it seems pretty stable.

Mr Patrick down here must be new to the hobby and thought it would be cool to purchase a jelly tank and wanted to be the cool guy. But didnt do his research. Poor jellies in his tank. Minimalistic water flow and biological and mechanical filter is advise and the dropper is for feeding. Add water and biological organisms and let tank cycle takes anywhere between 4-6 weeks to cycle then you can add jellies.