Euprymna scolopes

[astacicult]

Hello,

Do you know this cephalopod (Euprymna scolopes)? Look this link

http://web.uconn.edu/mcbstaff/graf/VfEs/VfEssym.htm.

Is it possible to have this fantastic animal somewhere? thank you for any information about it...

All the bests

Happy new year

Chris

 

[Phil]

Hi astacicult,

I think you might find this of some interest:

http://www.dal.ca/~ceph/TCP/Escolopes.html

Cheers!

Phil

 

[chrono_war01]

Tu est habite a Fran...Oh Dang.
Nice, you live in France?

I think I have seen them in Hong Kong. :

 

[astacicult]

Thank you Phil for your nice reply,

do you know if it is possible to have some in Europe?

 

[astacicult]

Tu est habite a Fran...Oh Dang.
Nice, you live in France?

I think I have seen them in Hong Kong. :

Bravo! I live in Toulouse in south of France, quite sunny today

If you think they could ship in Europe, it should be interresting...

 

[Colin]

Bonjour

I dont know if anyone is exporting them from Hawaii but there are similar species that you could get from the coasts of France... why not try google searches on...

Heteroteuthis
Rossia
Sepietta
and Sepiola

 

[marinebio_guy]

We do have some at the NRCC.

 

[astacicult]

We do have some at the NRCC.

Hello,

Does it keep symbiotic bacterium in your laboratory? Did you hatch this species?

Thank you

 

[Andy Lister]

Sepiola are very similar. I've had euprymna from NRCC before. Didn't do too well but they are fantastic animals that I would love to try again! Marinebio_guy... send Leigh the love from all in Bio Services in Sunny England!

 

[marinebio_guy]

It is had to tell but I think so, There light is very dim so I would not be able to see it with the lights in the lab. Yes we do hatch our own.

Hello,

Does it keep symbiotic bacterium in your laboratory? Did you hatch this species?

Thank you