I currently have around 100 dwarf cuttlefish eggs from my breeding pairs available. The eggs were laid a couple days so they have 3-4 weeks before they'll be hatching. Available for pickup in San Diego or shipped just about anwhere in the US.
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Two good reads here. It gets into care requirements and much more.
Cuttlefish Army - Reefkeeping.com
Keeping and Breeding the dwarf cuttlefish Sepia bandensis
Two good reads here. It gets into care requirements and much more.
Cuttlefish Army - Reefkeeping.com
Keeping and Breeding the dwarf cuttlefish Sepia bandensis
Well I'll only have eggs as long as they continue to breed. They started breeding at 3 months, a month earlier than usual, so I have a feeling around 8 months they'll start dieing off. That gives me another 2 or 3 months of eggs. After that I won't have anymore eggs until I raise the eggs I have and breed the offspring, which won't happen for 6-8 months. I had several weeks of tank temps reaching in the mid 80s so i think it has really accellerated their growth, as well as shortening their lifespan.
The first 2-3 months the cuttlefish should be housed in a fish breeder net in order to keep an eye on them and make sure they all eat, so you really don't have to make accomodations for them right away. I didn't setup their final tank until after they started hatching, and I didn't realease them into the tank until they were 3 months old.

