I've seen a few people trying to breed dwarf cuttles in smaller tanks, but don't large scale operations use large tanks? large tanks may hunting more rewarding and reduce agression, and they arent that expensive if you don't feel the need to have glass. Useing three quarter inch marine plywood,2X4's and and an EDPM membrane you could build a 900 gallon tank for about two hundred dollars if you shop around. if you had a 900 and treated it like a 100 only with more sand and more flow you could provide lots of room for your critters to roam and for pairs to have there own territory, and if you built with wood you could easily put fuges above the tank and grow ulva species for amphipods and rear young in the big tank, after pulling out the adults of course.
If only I didn't live in a dorm (I'm already 140% over the maximum tank size limit I don't think they would take kindly to a 8900% breach)
If only I didn't live in a dorm (I'm already 140% over the maximum tank size limit I don't think they would take kindly to a 8900% breach)