Light blue jellyfish

Answer from: hollyhocks99
A rose seabed - need to plant a new one - planted right next to a heap of stones... you only need one, if it doesn't stay after the seabed matures, move it a little or to a lower level - mine needed to be touching two squares of the heap of stones and on the second to lowest seafloor level..

Answer from: Frustratedone
Where in your reef is it hollyhocks99? Everything is touching and I can't see it!

Answer from: Mississippi2
Or put different kind of rocks around the sea rosebed; and because it didn't work out with first only à sea rosé bed I put à blue seabed asswell....

Answer from: parrotpal
Had 1 rose seabed surrounded by 5 heaps of stones & nothing happened. I added 1 boulder & the blue jellyfish came & stayed.

Answer from: Flumperboy
I grew a rose bed, bought a boulder and heap of stones, all next to each other and it stayed, this helped me, not sure which worked but the three items were worth it.

Answer from: amnemo1128
Position is key. One rose seabed surrounded by 2 heap of stones & one boulder. Must be new & at the lowest bed on your screen.

Answer from: yiayiaoftwo
Plant rocks and the rose seabed. Worked for me! Good luck

Answer from: Fish
I put one rosebed next to one boulder and one heap of stones on the lowest level

Answer from: pinkfest2010
I just did it! Boulder next to a heap of stones worked for me. I had previously tried the red seabed next to a heap of stones twice and even surrounded them by stones and go no where so I'd suggest trying just boulder and heap of stones.

Answer from: LaraOcean
Dont even bother with the rose seabed, just did heaps of stones, boulder and a rock and it stayed before the seabed had even matured.

Answer from: jche
LaraOcean is right . my seabed is not finished but I added a new boulder to heap of stones and a rock and the jellyfish stayed. - reef7845064

Answer from: mikiko
Grow 1 rose seabed next to grow 2 boulder