The AQUAPICT LED jellyfish
If something just doesn't feel right unless every previously unoccupied AC outlet in your home is channeling power to some sort of artificial lighting, the AQUAPICT LED jellyfish would fit right in amongst the party lights and display shelves. Although certain deep sea creatures might become a bit testy with time, this trio of well-lit marine animals are guaranteed not to sting, and even power down completely after two hours without attention. Aside from the obvious underwater features, the device sports an on / off switch, three selectable lighting patterns, and striking similarities to your Kota Nezu Jellyfish speakers. The LED activity can be personalized by choosing "deep-sea" or "normal" mode, which apparently provides an option for a more vivid, colorful viewing experience while also offering a soothing alternative that's heavy on the blues. You can get an electrified reminder of your favorite squishy, poisonous ocean dwellers for just ¥15,540 ($132).[Via Uber-Review]
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Christian @ Oct 5th 2006 2:22AM
I want one!! No reason why but I want one!
scott @ Oct 5th 2006 12:01PM
not USB? Whats the point if i cant plug it in on an airplane and make the old guy next to me have flashbacks from the war?
Targ8ter @ Oct 5th 2006 1:10PM
Someone should just make a screensaver of jellyfish.
ed @ Apr 2nd 2007 1:41AM
I have one and it is more soothing to watch than an aquarium,,,the jellyfish look more real and happy than real fish and the lights are soo soothing,,,get one you will like!
John Beazley @ Dec 28th 2007 11:16AM
I received the Aquapict but the instructions and CD are in Japanese; could you please send the instructions in English. i am not sure what type of water to put in it.
Jpwendt @ Jan 30th 2008 4:56PM
Simple English Instructions
Since the Aquapict only includes Japanese instructions, here are some quick English directions.
1. Fill the tank up with water to the level indicated by the line on the tank
2) Remove the silicone jellyfish from the container and soak them in water for about 30 minutes
3) Pour the jellyfish into the tank. It is important that you do not touch the jellyfish
4) Place the top hood on top of the tank
5) Plug in the AC adapter
To ensure that there are water currents inside the tank, you have to make sure that the water level reaches the line indicated on the tank. Do not underfill or overfill.
Jpwendt @ Jan 30th 2008 5:03PM
Simple English Instructions
Since the Aquapict only includes Japanese instructions, here are some quick English directions.
1. 1) Fill the tank up with water to the level indicated by the line on the tank
2) Remove the silicone jellyfish from the container and soak them in water for about 30 minutes
3) Pour the jellyfish into the tank. It is important that you do not touch the jellyfish
4) Place the top hood on top of the tank
5) Plug in the AC adapter
To ensure that there are water currents inside the tank, you have to make sure that the water level reaches the line indicated on the tank. Do not underfill or overfill.