Freshwater Jellyfish

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Red Granite Quarry, in Wisconsin, has been known to have freshwater jellies. I have never seen them, but they have been described to me by my instructor as small and translucent.

I've always wanted to see them - it would be one of the more interesting things to see in the quarry besides your hand in front of your face :)
 
This year I have seen them at both Diveland Park in Glencoe, AL and at Rock Divers Quarry in Huntsville, AL. This was the first time I had seen them in Huntsville; but I have seen them several times before at Diveland.
 
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Is this the same NC Quarry that's in Dive Training Magazine this month? They mention the FW Jellies,

Not sure, which quarry was in DTM this month? I saw them in Blue Stone Quarry
 
Wow, 25 years of fresh water diving & i've never seen anything like this. We don't dive in quarries much, is that where they are mainly found? Are they found in the great lakes & inland lakes?
 
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