I wouldn't say that but okay.but also show how mfk's will go at great lengths to make our fish/inverts happy.
I wouldn't say that but okay.but also show how mfk's will go at great lengths to make our fish/inverts happy.
True MFK'ers will...did you see this? This thing was from a bait bucket and now it has a 150g...as stated by one member with considerable octopus research, that is 100g bigger than the tank they need. I would say that was a happy cephalopod.Younglin;5163810; said:I wouldn't say that but okay.
Read the thread again. It is in an 8 gallon biocube.True MFK'ers will...did you see this? This thing was from a bait bucket and now it has a 150g...as stated by one member with considerable octopus research, that is 100g bigger than the tank they need. I would say that was a happy cephalopod.
JD7.62;5160416; said:I feed the guy shrimp, crabs and fish a few times a week. Even with the lights on he will come out when I walk into the room, he knows Im his source of food. Last night we played tug o war with the magna float thing.
As of right now he is fine in the 8gal. If i cant upgrade then ill let him go.
My wife took the camera to a Brett Michaels concert tonight but I will try an get pics some time this weekend.
I agree, I really like octopus and you shouldn't of captured him if you cant support him... But it was your choice not mineJake95;5165282; said:Wow. if you didnt have a big enough tank to begin with, than why did you take him?This thread makes me sad