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Cabrera Moon Aquarium highlights new jelly lab and living-collection work

Los Angeles City Council Budget and Finance Committee · May 20, 2026
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Summary

Staff at the Cabrera Moon Aquarium described a newly completed jelly lab where multiple jelly species are cultured for education and research, and reviewed the exhibit-hall life-support systems serving living collections.

The Cabrera Moon Aquarium presented an overview of its 90-year history, current exhibits and a newly completed jelly lab where staff culture three species of jellies for research, partner exchanges and visitor education.

Presenters described the exhibit-hall life-support system (pumps, filters and sterilizers) that supplies clean water to the living collections and said the aquarium plans to continue building exhibits and educational programming connecting city residents to regional marine life.

The transcript includes descriptive remarks about the "jelly tunnel" exhibit, the new culture area and the aquarium's role in regional partnerships to share cultured specimens for education and research.