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First pics of the little briareus (Little Pod)
- Thread starter Nancy
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- Nov 20, 2002
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Hi Nancy!
That is soooo amazing!!! Little Pod looks great!!! Who would have thought!!! I am hoping maybe one of Rummlers' babies may appear one day. I was scanning the tank and I may have seen a few but am not sure, they're sooo tiny!
Best of luck with Little Pod!!!
Carol
That is soooo amazing!!! Little Pod looks great!!! Who would have thought!!! I am hoping maybe one of Rummlers' babies may appear one day. I was scanning the tank and I may have seen a few but am not sure, they're sooo tiny!
Best of luck with Little Pod!!!
Carol
Just remember, Carol, that I didn't see any sign of an octopus after the first week, and taken 4 months to spot my little octopus in a 19 gallon tank. That's so amazing!
Hope to get some better pics - she was in her den during the day, which was why I could get these.
The feeding stick scared her today and she went away to hide. I'm putting more shrimp out tonight.
Nancy
Hope to get some better pics - she was in her den during the day, which was why I could get these.
The feeding stick scared her today and she went away to hide. I'm putting more shrimp out tonight.
Nancy
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- Nov 19, 2002
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Nancy, she's lovely.
I forgot how little they can be, especially when we 've been dealing with our big lumps!
J
I forgot how little they can be, especially when we 've been dealing with our big lumps!
J
- Joined
- Feb 27, 2003
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This is so cool,,,, Im still a grandma 
