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I have a 100 gal acrylic tank 5 feet long with curved corners. Plus sump and protien skimmer etc.
I realy want a cephalopod preferably a cuttlefish. Just bacause of activity and I don't have to scape proof my tank.
The problem seems to be I can only find Sepia officinalis in the US.
Or does anyone know where to get Sepia bandensis I hear they are smaller.
I was wondering if my tank is to small even with a cooler temp.
I realy would like to breed I have many smaller tanks to rear young and a LFS to sale at.
That or a try and catch a local pacific giant octopus and see if he will adapt to room temp. and all that other work. (live in Washington state and avid scuba diver)
I realy want a cephalopod preferably a cuttlefish. Just bacause of activity and I don't have to scape proof my tank.
The problem seems to be I can only find Sepia officinalis in the US.
Or does anyone know where to get Sepia bandensis I hear they are smaller.
I was wondering if my tank is to small even with a cooler temp.
I realy would like to breed I have many smaller tanks to rear young and a LFS to sale at.
That or a try and catch a local pacific giant octopus and see if he will adapt to room temp. and all that other work. (live in Washington state and avid scuba diver)