dave zolla
Sep 18th, 2003, 12:43pm
I hoping she was fertile and I would like to try and raise them. If anyone has information or prior experience I would appreciate it. I'm mostly interested in what to use for food and how to raise/produce it.
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View Full Version : My Octopus has laid eggs and I looking for information dave zolla Sep 18th, 2003, 12:43pm I hoping she was fertile and I would like to try and raise them. If anyone has information or prior experience I would appreciate it. I'm mostly interested in what to use for food and how to raise/produce it. Melissa Sep 18th, 2003, 02:37pm Hello Dave and welcome! Some people have described their egg-raising efforts on TONMO, but I'm sad to say that they haven't met with success after the first few days. Use the Search button above (next to TONMO.com and Home) and try eggs, hatching, and other maternity-related terms. There are three pages including pictures and details of what Maractwin did when they got eggs. http://www.tonmo.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=726&highlight=maractwin+eggs+hatch I suspect it would help if you know what species your octo is. Can you post a picture of the octo and the eggs? Best of luck! Melissa Sedusa Sep 18th, 2003, 02:39pm Personally I have not cultured any Cephs but I think here is perhaps the most important question off the bat: what species is your Octopus? Some Octopus species lay large eggs, and some lay small... And the small eggs are notoriously hard to raise (see previous threads on the subject for some of the people here's attempts) Good luck in any case! joel_ang Sep 19th, 2003, 02:23am Hi and :welcome: to TONMO.com! Congrats on your octo laying eggs, If your octo is a large egg species, the babies can be fed on amphipods which can be ordered online, however this source for some reason is not availible but heres the site anyway www.florida-aqua-farms.com . Colin Sep 19th, 2003, 05:07am hi there.. why not check out The Riveting, Super-Exciting, Egg Rearing, Journal of the previously unnamed Octopus Jimboni, by Jim Nieberding (Jimbo, Ceph Jedi) he has an article online at http://www.jimbolouislabs.com/eggjournal.htm Any idea what species you have? |