Not really, because we've never actually observed them. Hopefully, part of a long form with an extremely large eye. Giant squid have the largest eyes of any living creature in the world, the size of a dinner plate. These are extremely complex and sophisticated eyes, too. The ocean is more or less divided into layers.
Some creatures live near the surface, some live in midwater, and some live at great depths.
There are some that migrate toward the surface at night. I can't tell you what exactly can be found in this particular area, but since it's fairly shallow, it should be crowded. You could expect to find fishes, jellyfishes, smaller squid, sharks and of course, orange roughies. Below 500 feet it's completely black. They would pick up other creatures in the lights and if they see a giant squid, they could expect to see light reflecting off its eyes, and off its body as well.