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Re: Aquarium pics...(DUW)
Awesome pictures!~!
there is an octopus at our aquarium and he's never out whenever I go. Shy little guy.
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Re: Aquarium pics...(DUW)
 Originally Posted by adizziedoll
Awesome pictures!~!
there is an octopus at our aquarium and he's never out whenever I go. Shy little guy.
Octopi are so freaking cool. I remember standing and staring at the octopi at Shed's Aquarium in Chicago for like 20 minutes once, totally tranced, glued to the spot. Amazing creatures.
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Re: Aquarium pics...(DUW)
Those are STUNNING photographs!! Man, I wish I could take pictures like that! LOL
And I totally agree about octopi! If I ever went to the trouble of setting up a salt-water environment, I would only do so because I want a pet octopus! (Not even sure if that's possible, but I would try hard! LOL)
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Re: Aquarium pics...(DUW)
Octopi are sneaky little boogers. My brother in law did an internship at the Baltimore Aquarium, and they used let the octopus hose down the new interns. Plus they couldn't figure out why some fish were disappearing. It happened the booger was exiting his tank, eating the fish and returning. Smart little animals!!
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Cause when push comes to shove you taste what you're made of
You might bend, till you break cause its all you can take
On your knees you look up decide you've had enough
You get mad you get strong wipe your hands shake it off
Then you Stand
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Re: Aquarium pics...(DUW)
I love going to the aquarium. Nice pics, Daniel.
JLC.. yes, it is possible to keep octopi in the home environment, however they need a tank dedicated to them because they have the tendancy to eat tank-mates.. AND the species found in the pet trade are EXTREMELY venomous. I believe they are lethal.
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Re: Aquarium pics...(DUW)
 Originally Posted by Shelby
... AND the species found in the pet trade are EXTREMELY venomous. I believe they are lethal.
Really??? I never heard of a venomous octopus...ever! Fascinating! (and disappointing as well!) Why would they have venomous ones in the pet trade if there are other non-venomous kinds out there? I wonder what makes some more suitable....???? ~wanders off musing and puzzling and googling~
PS - Sorry to hijack your thread, Daniel! Those pictures really are amazing and deserve to be in the spotlight!
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Re: Aquarium pics...(DUW)
The turtle-in-flight picture is awesome...aaaand counts as a herp for the HOTM picture! Get it in tonight!
0.1 ball python (Cleo), 0.1 surinam bcc (Carmen)
1.0 sunglow motley corn (Jenson), 1.0 albino burmese (Lourdes)
1.0 cat (Nicky), some mooses and ratters, 1.0 hubby (Rick)
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Re: Aquarium pics...(DUW)
 Originally Posted by cassandra
The turtle-in-flight picture is awesome...aaaand counts as a herp for the HOTM picture! Get it in tonight!
Hehe...not quite. It has to be an animal that you actually own. Now if we had a contest strictly for photography skills.......... I'd never have a ghost of a chance! LOL
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Re: Aquarium pics...(DUW)
I believe the non-venomous ones are the monster sized ones that wouldn't really work in a home aquarium.
The blue ring octopus is indeed lethal to humans.. the bite is painless as well.
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