Скачать или смотреть flashback friday keeping baby cuttlefish sepia bandensis

I've got a bunch of old video clips I'm going through and some like this one are pretty cool. 8 years ago I started a new challenge with cephalopod's. First with sepia bandensis then onto octopus. At the time my reef had some issues and I wanted to try something new. If you're burnt out on corals, or just want another tank that's different highly recommend some outside the box thinking.

Back then there wasn't much information about these guys, all I knew was one supplier of yuma's shipped egg clutches to one of my local reef shops. Luckily I found TONMO.com and learned a lot there. Now there are more people keeping cephs but it's still not exactly mainstream.

I will be uploading at least 2 more clips of these guys maybe more. Hopefully one day I'll get to keep these guys again. There are just 2 downsides to them.
1) they are very expensive to feed unless you live near the ocean.
2) they only live about 1 year. This is their natural lifespan.