Bruce Carlson's video: What about the eggs of the Flamboyant cuttlefish Metasepia pfefferi at Lembeh Strait Indonesia

There are better videos of this amazing little cuttlefish and its fantastic colors and ability to walk on the seafloor, but that's not why I'm posting this. This is for the cephalopod folks out there. We all know that the Flamboyant Cuttlefish uses coconut shells to lay its eggs. Wait a minute! Coconut shells? Yes a half-coconut shell upside down is the perfect place to deposit eggs out on barren sand slopes. But half-coconut shells are only available if humans drop them there. Do they lay eggs anywhere else? There really aren't many suitable places to lay eggs out on the sand, so maybe humans have inadvertently provided the perfect egg depository for Flamboyant Cuttlefish. Maybe someone living out there should start searching if the eggs are ever deposited anywhere other than coconut shells!