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Today I was measuring Idiosepius paradoxus (pygmy squid) in comparison to the local squid here in Woods Hole Massachusetts, Doryteuthus pealeii. Both squid here are hatchlings that are 2 days old, and the larger one is the Doryteuthus. These guys hatch to be around 3mm long, and the idiosepius generally are somewhere between 1.25-2.25mm long in the first 24 hours after hatching. Cute baby squid!
Doryteuthus pealeii, a species of squid hatchling, ~3.5mm long, hatched July 17. The hatchling is 4 days old. The mature squid were caught off the coast of Martha’s Vineyard, Massachussets, and laid eggs in captivity. Eggs in general take about 2 weeks to develop, depending on the temperature of the water they’re kept in
