Ceph Roy
Apr 29th, 2004, 07:19pm
I'm getting my new octo in about 1-2 months and I've been stumped on some questions:
1. What the best species/easiest species to get?
2. what should I name it?
A. Mini Me
B. Mr. Chuc Chuc Chee(My Mom came up with that name)
C. Number II
3. I saw a Blue Ring in my local pet store(no I'm NOT tempted to buy it, way to dangerous) What should I do? :|
NickA5582
Apr 29th, 2004, 07:30pm
#1. Octopus bimaculoides, you can get it from www.octopets.com , but the octo may not make the trip, since your in Maine and Octopets is in California.
#2. I don't know, Mr. Chuc Chuc Chee is probably the most original name out of the three.
#3. Are the employees harming it in any way? I'd leave it there.
I'm getting my new octo in about 1-2 months
You may want to wait longer since we recommend three months for cycling the tank; unless your tank has been cycling for a while already.
:)
Ceph Roy
Apr 29th, 2004, 09:21pm
Well, I'm worried that someone would buy it, and get bitten.
cthulhu77
Apr 30th, 2004, 08:28am
Weird that a pet store would have a blue ring...they usually only order them in on a customer's request. I wouldn't worry about anyone being bitten...despite rumours to the contrary, they really aren't that aggressive.
Maybe one of the employees will take it home...?
I would certainly recommend a bimac from octopets...they have a 100% positive rating here !
Good call on the cycling...yeah, you want a tank that is perfect before putting in an octo!
Luck!
greg
joel_ang
Apr 30th, 2004, 09:08am
A bimac would be the best octo to get, whats your tank sze right now.
I would name it Mr.Chuc Chuc Chee. Sounds chinese :)
Ceph Roy
Apr 30th, 2004, 09:20am
My Tank is like 50 gallons
EightLeggedFreak
Apr 30th, 2004, 12:59pm
I just got mine this morning from fishsupply and i live in Ohio. It looked 100% when i opened the bag. He it about 3/4 inch head length and 2.5 total.
Colin
Apr 30th, 2004, 02:50pm
So, now the EightLeggedFreak has an EightArmedFriend???
:mrgreen:
joel_ang
May 1st, 2004, 02:11am
50 gal is the recommended tank size for a bimac, now all you have to do is finish cycling the water and you're all set for a bimac :)