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Without knowing the species its impossible to tell, but if its that big its probably pretty old already!
Dan
Dan
Just want to follow up on this item. Unfortunately we're not able to make this arrangement work out. Let's keep the search here going -- perhaps we can find a sponsor that TONMO.com can work with to be our "certified" octo provider for hobbyists. Appreciate everyone's diligence on this, especially Nancy.tonmo said:We are exploring a means to get some eggs into the hands on my shrimp provider, such that we can sell octos from ShrimpStuff.com. Stay tuned!
erich orser said:There was a Korean-run sushi place in Los Angeles' Koreatown (Da K.T., yo!) where the advertised house specialty was live octopus in hot pepper sauce.
Illithid said:What species do you suppose they are?
mosogama said:Being relatively new to Tonmo and not keeping any cephs myself, what are the rules with keeping octos? Do you need a licence? Are all the octos for sale taken from the wild or do you have registered breeders that sell them? Over in Australia, with reptiles for example, we need a licence and can only buy from other licenced people. None can be taken from the wild, only those bred in captivity can be sold. Can someone please fill me in?
The_Tai_Pan said:Anyone know about www.liveaquaria.com? I've heard some mixed reviews about their service and reliability. Has anyone used them before for octos?