Cuttlefish Availablity

[SWITCHQM8]

HOW much would shipping be to zip 07502 thanks joe

 

[mikengo]

I had ordered my cuttlefish eggs from Terence at Paradisepetshop.net. Haven't received them yet, but will soon! Great customer service, Terence is a great guy, always keeping me updated on my order etc...

 

[billiejoe4]

NEW SOURCES FOR CUTTLEFISH

If anyone knows any updates on where to get cuttlefish post them here!

paradisepets has eggs in.

 

[CaptFish]

I had ordered my cuttlefish eggs from Terence at Paradisepetshop.net. Haven't received them yet, but will soon! Great customer service, Terence is a great guy, always keeping me updated on my order etc...

Hmmm, I ordered some from them and it took bout two weeks to get them, all the time I was trying to get a hold of them and nothing so I had no idea when my order was arriving. the eggs sat on my front door step for a few hours, and now I'm not sure of there condition.

They gave me two eggs one large and one small.

 

[kpage]

How did that go? I'm thinking of trying cuttles next

 

[craiglew]

experienced reefkeeper setting up cuttlefish only tank

My family is going to add a cuttlefish tank and, as much as we know about reefs and marine fish we know very little about Cuttlefish. Can someone recommend a type of cuttlefish that won't get too big. Also, can this be done with a high tech 24 gallon tank with appropriate lighting, skimmer, chiller, etc? Please help.

 

[monty]

to TONMO!

The commonly available small species of cuttle is Sepia bandensis but unfortunately a 24 gallon tank is a bit too small. We used to think 29gal was OK, but Cuttlegirl's cuttles outgrew her 29 and she moved them to a 55gal, I think. Check out the articles link on the home page, there are a few articles on bandensis keeping.

 

[craiglew]

thanks.

to TONMO!

The commonly available small species of cuttle is Sepia bandensis but unfortunately a 24 gallon tank is a bit too small. We used to think 29gal was OK, but Cuttlegirl's cuttles outgrew her 29 and she moved them to a 55gal, I think. Check out the articles link on the home page, there are a few articles on bandensis keeping.

thanks so much. i appreciate the help. i think i can do 55 or 60. thanks again. craiglew

 

[Octopus_Reef]

Hey everyone, I have some TANK RAISED Sepia Bandensis eggs, these are raised by me They are fertile ( I can see babies in the eggs) Please send me an email if your interested at: [email protected] for the fastest response (these emails go to my phone) Prices are 15.00 each (3 egg min) and 50 dollars overnight fedex with new box/styro/heatpack. These can ship right now..... Thanks everyone

I also have 3 baby octo's for sale (see octo thread)

Oh yeah, you can call us at (435) 688-9420 between 10 am and 6 pm mountain time 6 days a week if you have any questions ask for me. Tracy.

 

[Reef Geek]

Anyone expecting any cuttle eggs in the near future?

All my ducks are almost in a row and I'm anxious for the next step. I've been working towards this for almost a year and I'm finally ready to raise some cuttles! The biggest thing is that my wife finally got onboard!

Thanks in advance!

 

[snowmaker]

I can put you on the list.
There are a few ahead of you + waiting to hear back from New England Aquarium to see if they accept my request of donation.
See last few posts on this thread:
http://www.tonmo.com/forums/showthread.php?19080
I have placed about 30 eggs to new homes to date.

 

[Reef Geek]

That is great. Please let me know. From the other thread, it looks like you have a good supply of eggs in the works!

 

[Reef Geek]

Well, I thought my LFS was getting cuttle eggs, but it didn't happen. Oh well.

 

[Reef Geek]

Seems everyone is out of eggs right now. I've got 3 or 4 places I check with on a regular basis and there doesn't seem to be much out there. Anyone else have any suggestions?

 

[rryyddeerr]

http://www.nyaquatic.com/servlet/the-829/Cuttlefish-Eggs/Detail