to answer oscarman's question, and update the ceph situation:
it's true octopus don't live long, but in my opinion it'd be totally worth it to get one as they're extremely interesting, responsive marine animals. we were fishing off a jetty [i'm in singapore] when we got it.
guys, the oct are no more.
about five days ago, i came down in the morning to find the tank FULL of specks, floating around, i look closely, and baby octs! they were TINY, 2-3 mm each, bobbing around. but i had to go to school
by the time i got back, the tank was clear, the fish were nice and fat, and the mum had already died.
i'd planned on setting up a 40gal sps/clam tank, now i think i'll get another oct for it, i'm hooked on these critters!
it's true octopus don't live long, but in my opinion it'd be totally worth it to get one as they're extremely interesting, responsive marine animals. we were fishing off a jetty [i'm in singapore] when we got it.
guys, the oct
about five days ago, i came down in the morning to find the tank FULL of specks, floating around, i look closely, and baby octs! they were TINY, 2-3 mm each, bobbing around. but i had to go to school
by the time i got back, the tank was clear, the fish were nice and fat, and the mum had already died.
i'd planned on setting up a 40gal sps/clam tank, now i think i'll get another oct for it, i'm hooked on these critters!
