Safari ltd jellyfishes

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Here are my two Safari ltd jellyfishes. The orange one is clearly a CHRYSAORA FUSCESCENS, but the pink one, which is from the same mold, I'm not sure. A PELAGIA NOCTILUCA, perhaps?

Interesting jellyfishes :) I think i will add them in my zoo :) Thank you for the pics :)

The pink one glows in the dark!

They're really nice, is it the 5 inches Mauve Stinger from Wild Safari Sea Life collection? ... and to which collections belongs the sea nettle? Incredible, there are so many jellyfish figures among North American companies!

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Roger wrote:

They're really nice, is it the 5 inches Mauve Stinger  from Wild Safari Sea Life collection?  ... and to which collections belongs the sea nettle? Incredible, there are so many jellyfish figures among North American companies!

Yes, they are 5 inches long! Just look at the dollar coin besides them. The coin is a little less than 3 cm wide.

I've found to which collections they belong. The orange is the mauve stinger from Wild Safari Sealife collection, released in 1997. Yes, Safari claims it as a mauve stinger that seems to be the common name to Pelagia noctiluca. It is even registered as a Pelagias jellyfish though, I don't know if it is related with the genus Pelagias or if it is a generic name to jellyfish from family Pelagiidae. I agree the orange looks clearly like a Pacific sea nettle but mauve stingers can also have a color very close to the Pacific sea nettle. I added both as mauve stinger but it can be modified , of course. :)

I'm glad I provided with new bricks for the TAI building.