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My bimac Octo
Quick video of my baby bimac octo. sorry for the poor quality, I wasn't expecting him to be roaming the tank when I got home and the cellphone camera was all that I had within reach.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYdfQg0bIos Last edited by ionredline0260; 11/21/2007 at 08:17 PM. |
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nice!
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sweet!!
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Any chance we can get a better video? You have loyal fans over here
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Where did you find it?
I've been looking for one for quite some time now, with no luck. |
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Hmm...
Well you might keep an eye on www.marinedepotlive.com or www.tropicalfishoutlet.com as they sell supposedly captive-raised Bimacs. Saltwaterfish.com and Liveaquaria.com also have both had octos in-stock frequently as of late, but those aren't going to be Bimacs. Saltwaterfish.com sells O. Filosus/Hummellincki and Liveaquaria usually sells Aculeatus abdopus (indo-pacific) No idea what their Caribbean species is, but the picture looks like a dwarf O. mercatoris. Since they do suggest a very large tank and say it can reach 30 inches, I would assume they do occasionally sell O. vulgaris. Several species make good captive pets, and the Caribbean species don't require a chiller, unlike Bimacs. |
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LFS's are sometimes granted a tank raised octo. You will probably pay extra for it though.
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very cool
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