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Just found a cuttlefish hatchling
- Thread starter TheSeeker
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oh boy, here you go, ready or not! 
Be sure to check our "hatchlings" tag. Hopefully you'll get some expert support. Also check out our ceph care articles!
Be sure to check our "hatchlings" tag. Hopefully you'll get some expert support. Also check out our ceph care articles!I temporarily placed it in a small tank with fresh seawater and a small filter. My main concern is what to feed it...I have frozen fish and live crabs available, but the crabs seem huge to be offered, even if dead...Should I try a tiny piece of fish?
Thanks! I am prepared to do a lot of reading...oh boy, here you go, ready or not!
Yes they do!
These guys also do not get very big. Cute little buggers though.
Here's a few links for you.
Sepiola atlantica - Wikipedia
So, according to the Wiki article, a single specimen has been collected from Italy! But I am based in Greece, so if you are right and this was indeed a sepiola atlantica that would be super cool for cuttlefish experts to know...I have a short video from the moment I collected it, I will try to post it later in case anyone is interested...Yes they do!
These guys also do not get very big. Cute little buggers though.
Here's a few links for you.
Sepiola atlantica - Wikipedia
