Cunctateuthis

"This descendant of Cauliteuthis has grown larger and has gave up its bright coloration for a solitary lifestyle and crushing its prey with its hardened beak. Cunctateuthis is not fast due to its wide abdomen and head, and cannot chase down fast prey. It resides outside of reefs at deeper depths, where there is not as much competition for food and shelter."

-DinoCoat

The Cunctateuthis seems to be much duller in color and is not as agile as its previous ancestor. There is no pattern on its back and the side appendages are now nearly the same color as the rest of the body. This cephalopod relies on shellfish with its slow speed and strong bite. The tentacles of Cunctateuthis seem to be smaller than before, and there are less soecues in the genus, shiwing that this is diversifying slowly.

Trivia
The Cunctateuthis evolved from Cauliteuthis from Gen 2.