Sepia bandensis hand feeding.

[micstarz]

Here's a crab to you, Tanzaeu!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GFdMWlv2cTo

 

[Koshmar]

Awesome!

 

[micstarz]

Thanks! How's your cuttle?

 

[L8 2 RISE]

Cool! You probably should/could release him into the tank now if he's that size.

 

[micstarz]

Thanks!

But I can't release him into that tank because it's a stomatopod tank.

 

[L8 2 RISE]

So you plan on keeping him in a breeder for all of his life? ON further inspection of the video, I'd say he's getting up there in terms of full size, he definetly needs a bigger tank.

 

[micstarz]

No, he'll be getting a 15gal high soon.

I think they can get up to 4 inches.

 

[L8 2 RISE]

Yes, and correct me if I'm wrong, but he looks to be about 2-3 which is way too big for what you have him in now. I don't know if you've gotten advice about this already, but 15 gallons isn't enough. The least volume you shoul have them in is about 30 gallons, and even then, with a really good skimmer and constant water changes. A 15 gallon not only won't be big enough, but it will be very hard to maintain a ceph in...

 

[micstarz]

No. The 15 gallon will not be for life.

Yes, thank you for your advice. I am already aware of this and plan to follow it.

Good luck with your 350 gallon!

 

[L8 2 RISE]

just making sure , and thanks!

 

[micstarz]

Thanks for the reminder. Can't wait to see how the 250gal is gonna turn out!