MARINECRITTERS
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What are some good live foods for cuttlefish?
Preferably easy to get or culture.
Preferably easy to get or culture.
Cuttlefish food.
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Uncle Salty 05
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Hatchlings need live mysis.
They are not cheap so be prepared to send some cash.
Buying eggs is the cheapest way to get started.
They are not cheap so be prepared to send some cash.
Buying eggs is the cheapest way to get started.
Uncle Salty 05
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You could probably use a bristleworm trap.
http://www.thatpetplace.com/trap-em...id=1456&ne_key_id=16658170&ne_sadid=178526948
http://www.thatpetplace.com/trap-em...id=1456&ne_key_id=16658170&ne_sadid=178526948
rcmike
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I made a trap similar to one of those and managed to catch one! Lol. It was also dead because the water inside the trap got fouled from the bait overnight.
I ordered 4 baby cuttles from blue zoo aquatics and they arrived today. I have food ordered but it won't come until tomorrow. I did manage to find a way to get the amphipods out though. I took a piece of LR that didn't have anything interesting on it and swished it in freshwater for a few seconds. The amphipods came rushing out of it. I quickly poured the water through a brine shrimp net and put the amphipods in with the cuttlefish. They were stunned for a while but after a few minutes they started running around.
I ordered 4 baby cuttles from blue zoo aquatics and they arrived today. I have food ordered but it won't come until tomorrow. I did manage to find a way to get the amphipods out though. I took a piece of LR that didn't have anything interesting on it and swished it in freshwater for a few seconds. The amphipods came rushing out of it. I quickly poured the water through a brine shrimp net and put the amphipods in with the cuttlefish. They were stunned for a while but after a few minutes they started running around.
Uncle Salty 05
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Very cool!
Good thinking.:bounce2:
Good thinking.:bounce2:
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