polyp feeding under husbandry conditions.

Research on the upside-down jellyfish has increased in the past few decades, hence the need for more efficient husbandry protocols. We tested the effect of weekly feeding frequencies, light cycles, and nutrient supplements on symbiotic and aposymbiotic polyp asexual reproduction and mortality. polyps have better survivorship and reproduction when kept in a day/night cycle and given additional food beyond nauplii.