i would like to get one of those but from the way it sounds those are even harder to come by around here (cincinnati, oh) than an octopus. Not unless someone knows of someone around these parts that i could pick one up at.....
shep;665710; said:i would like to get one of those but from the way it sounds those are even harder to come by around here (cincinnati, oh) than an octopus. Not unless someone knows of someone around these parts that i could pick one up at.....
davo;670210; said:I'd love to see some pics... that is providing you can get some. Do you give your octo any puzzles to do?
Yes they do. In a sense they pounce on their prey and spread their bodies out using the webbing between their tentacles to seal off the animal, and well I obviously have not been inside of one of their "tents" - nor would I want to, lol, but they then open their beaks and squish their bodies down, eliminating the space for the animal to move, directing it right to their mouth. Poor lil pishy!! LOL does look cool though!davo;670265; said:I've got to say i always loved octupus and cuttlefish species, but i have to say, your description just makes me want an octo even more. lol. It's amazing to have something that needs to be occupied. Like a sea parrot or something. Anyway, asides from my crap description of a sea parrot, I saw a carribean species of octo, (can't remember unfortunately the exact) but it used a technique that was described as "tenting" where they kind of create a tent, or at least a marquee lol, leaving the preys only escape into the tent, and of course the mouth. Is this something all octos will do. I'll see if i can find a pic of one doing it.