I wanted to know which ceph is kept most so I created this poll.

Cuttlefish and octopus

LOL you needed a 'none at present' option too! 8)

Thanks for the none at present tip Colin :notworth: c'mon people keep polling!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!

Joel,

Most of us don't have cephs. How about a poll about which ceph would you most like to keep?

Personally, I would always plump for an Ordovician nautiloid. I could make loads of money from the press coverage! :lol:

do alcoholic plush cephalopods count?

you'd plump? impersonating ball park franks (hotdogs) again?

:cthulhu: :heart: :beer:

Man all these 'blunders' are real embarassing :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: . well i guess the alcoholic plushes count. I didnt specify living or non living ceph and don't feel like re-editing, so why not? :bugout: :bonk: :bugout: :bonk: :bugout: :bonk:

In that case, I always have an octo in my heart
:tentacle: :heart: :octopus: :tentacle:

cuttlefish & octo

octopus and cuttlefish

..... why has only 1 person voted squid (me)?

It reminds me of an election we had here many years ago (~ 20) when one candidate got 1 vote only (and the cameras showed the candidate, his wife and teenager son all voting). I remember the news reporter making some quip to the effect "and we all know who that was" when it came to the single vote :oops:

Could be something to do with they not easy to get difficult to keep? ya think?

:( no cephs in my aquariums.... *sniff*

..... why has only 1 person voted squid (me)


& me!!!

There is no option for Palaeozoic Nautiloid. Bummer.

I could have made quite a lot of cash with one of those. :ammonite: :lol:

..... why has only 1 person voted squid (me)?


i guess this doesnt count?

Ha ha

I had alot of those a while back.

I had ants, dinos, worms, alligators, and some other weird stuff.

a have bacteria kept on my tougue. It might evolve to a ceph related thing someday, does that count?

i plan on getting a 400 gal and a chiller to keep some nautiles in i heard there reletivily easy to keep onece you have the proper setup

i would totally get a squid if i could afford a chiller.
so steve and jean, you arent alone at heart :oshea: :cheers: :beer:

I keep an O. vulgaris who is about ten months old and two newly hatched O. bimacs who are two weeks old. If I had the money and space I would set up another tank and try a cuttlefish.

:notworth: :notworth: just one octo for now as im new to the ceph keeping hobbie.
and p.s. if anyone can help me identify it i have pictures under the thread so many questions so little croutons(sorry for the nonscense, i often dont make scence.) in the octopus q&a forum, i would really apreciate it.

One also has to consider the cost and time of upkeep. With a busy schedule, would he get lonely? AND which one of my 4 dogs would be the first to try to eat the poor creature!