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The accidental capture of cuttlefish eggs by Boulogne potters has initiated a promising research and development project. These eggs, collected by CRPMEM Hauts-de-France and incubated at Maréis, achieved a 75% survival rate post-hatching. This empirical experiment offers new insights into squid and cuttlefish, which were the most economically valuable species landed at Boulogne-sur-Mer in 2023, as reported by France AgriMer.
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The accidental capture of cuttlefish eggs by Boulogne potters could be the origin of a future research and development project. These eggs were collected at the invitation of the CRPMEM Hauts-de-France. Maréis, the sea fishing discovery center, placed them in incubators at a temperature of 18 °C, with an average salinity level of 30 grams per liter of water. Two months and one day after their arrival in the Etaples aquariums, the small cuttlefish hatched, with a survival rate of nearly 75%. At this stage, the experiment is empirical. But this first step opens up prospects as squid and cuttlefish, ...
Source: Pdm-seafoodmag
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