In you'r experience how much does a bandensis egg cost? i'm almost ready to buy mine, and i know i'll be able to afford them, but i wanted to know just for refference. I sent an email to daisy hill cuttle farms, but they havn't returned it yet.

The cost of the egg is minuscule compared to the cost of feeding the hatchling.

A single egg costs around $10-20, but usually you buy them as cluster of eggs.

In you'r experience how much does a bandensis egg cost? i'm almost ready to buy mine, and i know i'll be able to afford them, but i wanted to know just for refference. I sent an email to daisy hill cuttle farms, but they havn't returned it yet.

Are you Zach?

Are you Zach?

Who wants to know? :shock:


but seriously if you know my last name please don't say it. I don't want it out there for any freak to read.

I did get the email, and i would like to put your mind at ease and say that I do understand the basics cuttlefish care, and i did read the article as much as my fly-like attention span would allow. I just never caught the answer to the clam question. I don't know exactly what temperature to keep them at but remember looking it up and i'll check back when i need to know. point is I know how to keep them alive and I won't introduce anything into the tank unless I know for sure that it won't hurt the cuttle or the cuttle won't hurt it (exeptions for feeders). I am TOTALLY COMMITED to keeping this cuttlefish alive and happy.

Who wants to know? :shock:


Thales is the owner of Daisy Hill Cuttle Farm (to my knowledge). So if you put your name in the email to him, he would know it.

does he have eggs yet?

When he gets eggs, I'm sure TONMO is the first place he'll announce it.

also i don't think money is going to be a problem because i know how to make money and i know how to find bargains. I got my 55 gallon for$99 and my cpr backpack for $50. All i can say is that I hope these cuttlefish have the ability to appreciate their owners because in the process of getting them my room has been flooded, I've been hit on the head repeatedly, and i've been electrocuted.

You were shocked, not electrocuted.

Electrocution = death by electric shock.

You were shocked, not electrocuted.

Electrocution = death by electric shock.

Lol, that made me laugh :).

joefish- Thales announced Friday(ish) that his cuttles laid eggs.

You were shocked, not electrocuted.

Electrocution = death by electric shock.

ZOMBIE WANT BRAINS!! :bonk: