How deep does the Cephalopods live?

The Cephalopods (Enoploteuthis reticulata) is typically found at 25–215 m.

How big does the Cephalopods get?

The Cephalopods grows to about 13 cm.

Cephalopods

Enoploteuthis reticulata

Group: Squid
Typical depth: 25–215 m
Max size: 13 cm
IUCN status: LC

This small squid carries rows of light producing organs over its body and rides the daily vertical migration, climbing toward the surface at dusk and sinking by day. Only about 13 centimetres long, it lives in the mid water of the open ocean and strays onto the continental shelf at times.

Taxonomy: Animalia › Mollusca › Cephalopoda › Oegopsida › Enoploteuthidae › Enoploteuthis

Species data via the World Register of Marine Species (WoRMS), AphiaID 342303.

FAQ

How deep does the Cephalopods live?: The Cephalopods (Enoploteuthis reticulata) is typically found at 25–215 m.
How big does the Cephalopods get?: The Cephalopods grows to about 13 cm.