how often do cuttlefish reproduce ?....( cuttlefish reproductive system)

Male Cuttlefish's Reproductive System:	Female cuttlefish reproductive system:
prrimary Reproductive Organs:         Single testis (posterior mantle cavity)        Vas deferens (ciliated funnel)         Spermatophoric organ         Vas efferens (ciliated tube)        Spermatophoric sac (Needham's sac)	primary Reproductive Organs:       Single large ovary (posterior mantle cavity)         Oviduct .      Oviducal gland (distal end of oviduct) .       Paired nidamental glands (mantle cavity)        Accessory nidamental glands
Sperm Development Process: 1.      Sperm produced in testis 2.      Travel through vas deferens 3.      Formed into spiral mass in spermatophoric organ 4.      Coated with membranes to become spermatophores (sperm packets) 5.      Stored in spermatophoric sac (Needham's sac) until copulation	Egg Development Process: 1.      Eggs released from ovary 2.      Travel through oviduct 3.      Equipped with: Yolk Egg case (2 layers): 4.      Inner layer: secretions from oviducal gland (proteins, polypeptides) 5.      Outer layer: secretions from nidamental glands a.      Egg stained with ink 6.      Fertilization occurs inside mantle cavity
Key Functions: o   . Testis: produces sperm -                                            Vas deferens: transports sperm o   Spermatophoric organ: forms spermatophores o   Vas efferens: transports spermatophores o   Spermatophoric sac: stores spermatophores Unique Features: 1. Ciliated funnels for sperm transport 2. Spermatophore formation for efficient fertilization 3. Specialized storage sac for spermatophores Mating Process: 1. Male transfers spermatophores to female's mantle cavity 2. Fertilization occurs inside female's mantle cavity 3. Female lays eggs, which are then fertilized	Key Functions: -          Ovary: produces eggs -          Oviduct: transports eggs -          Oviducal gland: adds inner layer to egg case -          Nidamental glands: add outer layer to egg case -          Accessory nidamental glands: support nidamental gland function Unique Features: 1.      Complex egg case structure 2.      Dual-layered egg case formation 3.      Ink staining for camouflage