Thanks for the responses to my question regargarding cuttlefish availability. I've absolutely facinated with cuttles since I saw a program about them on tv about 5 years ago or so. I've had aquariums off and on my whole life but got hooked on African Cichlids about 7-8 yrs ago. I've been breeding wild caught Africans for about 4 yrs now and currently have 18 tanks in my basement for my Africans rangeing from 55's down to my 2's for my fry. I have 3 saltwater tanks which I keep upstairs a 90, a 75, and a 30 which I just got ready for my mysids which I plan on ordering today. In the past three years I haven't lost a single saltwater fish to disease or water condition. I've had all sorts of saltwater fish and now I just keep my big guys my eel, grouper, trigger and tang. I decided to go with my 75 for like 3-5 bandensis and getting rid of alot of my Africans so I can breed mysids. I've never had a ceph but I've been doing a lot of reasearch and am going to give it my all. I want to raise some cuddle so I can learn as much as I can so eventually I can get some for CB. I would love to help reduce the number of people who get them from the ocean, plus breeding a cuttlefish has got to be the most exciting thing ever. I do have a few questions on cuttle care. First, how much water current would be to much and how would I know? Second, I'm a big fan of hydro sponge filters and had an idea to have two hydro sponges both rated for 80 gallons in each corner with a 350gph powerhead on each one and connecting the powerhaeds with a custom spraybar. I figured if I drilled small holes all the way down the bar and angleing the bar with the water moving up and hitting the glass at an angle that reduces water current but still filtering lots of water I was also gonna put extra carbon in the cage in the center of the sponge, also gonna cage the sponges with small plasic cage thats screened from the inside??? Third, I have a protien skimmer that rated for a 75g but read more is better so I got another one and now have 2 skimmers but I don't have a sump hooked up so I'm worried about too much water movement, I'm gonna do my best to reduce water movement as much as possible. I think the setup will be ample filtration combined with my emperor 400 biowheel loaded with carbon and my canister filter and 80-90lbs of live rock, enough filtration? Fourth, what exact size net breeder is best to ensure little cuddles find there food? I know my question aren't very organized but but would greatly appreciate any advise I can get, and if I have to have a sump then a sump I will have. Thank you all for your help, this website is awesome.