[Article]: Sepia bandensis: husbandry and breeding by Richard Ross (Thales)

[tonmo]

Thank you Richard Ross (Thales) for your latest contribution to our Cephalopod Care articles repository: Sepia bandensis: husbandry and breeding. This first appeared in TFH in 2009. Great content, great photos, thanks much for sharing!

[DWhatley] Article link corrected 9/23/2017

 

[Architeuthoceras]

Cool

 

[CaptFish]

Those shots are amazing! You rule!

 

[DWhatley]

LOVE that last photo! Great article, especially the feeding and tank requirement specifics.

 

[MAKOOKAM]

Awesome

Thanks again Rich!

 

[Thales]

Thanks guys!

There is also a more scientifical article located in the 2010 edition of Drum and Croaker

[DWhatley] link corrected 9/23/2017

 

[Mark Forster]

Would Mr. Ross allow a couple questions on Cuttlefish care? Thanks

 

[tonmo]

Hi Mark - absolutely, post away, right here! I'm sure he'll reply in short order

 

[DWhatley]

Mark,
I think Thales is on one of his adventures. I just saw a FB post was from Hong Kong so he may be away from regular internet for a few days.

 

[cuttlegirl]

Mark,

If you post the questions, I may be able to answer some of them.

 

[CaptFish]

His questions are posted here.

Cuttlefish help

EDIT: broken link fixed by TONMO

 

[DWhatley]

Thales will be in Borneo and en route for a couple of weeks yet.

 

[Mark Forster]

Hellloooo,
Well, I just had my first pair of dwarf cuttles lay a clutch of eggs! Question I have for anyone is how long can I expect before hatching?? I have only had eggs hatch that were shipped so I'm sure the hatching time was shortened. Thanks

 

[Masterofstuff124]

My reading suggests the eggs take about 4 weeks to hatch.

the main link is dead.

 

[Masterofstuff124]

same author im assuming same article.
Keeping and Breeding the dwarf cuttlefish Sepia bandensis - The Cephalopod Page