The life span of peach blossom jellyfish is relatively short. Under normal circumstances, they can only live for a few weeks. Moreover, their environmental requirements are also very high. If the living environment changes or is not suitable for their growth, they may live for about 10 days. They are a kind of jellyfish with a relatively short life span. When they are raised in captivity, even if the environment can be kept in the most suitable state for their growth, their life span may be relatively long. However, even if they can prolong their life, the time will not be too long.

Peach blossom jellyfish is a kind of jellyfish with beautiful appearance. Their shape is similar to peach blossom, and their color is also very bright, which has strong ornamental value. Only the life span is relatively short, so few people breed it. In addition, the number of peach blossom jellyfish is very small, so artificial breeding is not recommended.

Peach blossom jellyfish squeeze the water in the umbrella out of the body through constant contraction and relaxation, so that they can move in the opposite direction. When they want to prey, the prickles on their tentacles will shoot prickles, paralyzing the prey and sending it into their mouths. Peach blossom jellyfish mainly feed on Cyclops, nematodes, small ring worms and small fry.

Peach blossom jellyfish are sensitive to environmental changes. They like to grow in warm environment, and the water temperature should be kept between 25-32 ℃. They often move when peach blossoms are in full bloom, and wander in the water, looking like peach blossoms.