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Cephalopod hatching.
liquidg 24th August 2012, 2:41 pm
We were at a low tide a few weeks back and I noticed some cuttlefish eggs and as I have done in the past, hatched them.
I have specially made containers for this.
This time I played with the temps to control the hatching, lowered the temps for one lot and raised it for the others and got one lot out in three days earlier then the others.
All of them are from the same lot and after the hatching were let go.
I have specially made containers for this.
This time I played with the temps to control the hatching, lowered the temps for one lot and raised it for the others and got one lot out in three days earlier then the others.
All of them are from the same lot and after the hatching were let go.
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Re: Cephalopod hatching.
mykez 24th August 2012, 5:52 pm
Very interesting G!! It never ceases to amaze me the things you're aware of and the experiments you carry out. You should have been a marine researcher and worked at seaworld. 
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Re: Cephalopod hatching.
Zhyr 25th August 2012, 6:37 am
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Re: Cephalopod hatching.
liquidg 25th August 2012, 7:12 am
I fed them a couple of times on the food i use and they were into it,that was all i was interested in.
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Zhyr 25th August 2012, 12:26 pm
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Re: Cephalopod hatching.
Crotalus 13th September 2012, 10:31 am
That is so awesome!! Any idea what species?
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Re: Cephalopod hatching.
straddy boy 13th September 2012, 1:02 pm
the eggs are from tiger squid (sepioteuthis lessoniana )
broad dody with wide fins extending entire length of body . with light blue bars.
common over seagrass beds and shallow sand banks
lays clusters of eggs attached to subtital seagrass.
broad dody with wide fins extending entire length of body . with light blue bars.
common over seagrass beds and shallow sand banks
lays clusters of eggs attached to subtital seagrass.
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