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They are maybe 2-3 mm in length. So very tiny. But Izzy is a Small Octopus.
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what an adventurous introduction thread this turned out to be! 
Unfortunately she won't last much longer now that she's laid her eggs. Do these tiny eggs appear to be clear, or are there any dark spots within them? Wondering if you're about to have your arms full!
Unfortunately she won't last much longer now that she's laid her eggs. Do these tiny eggs appear to be clear, or are there any dark spots within them? Wondering if you're about to have your arms full!
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Hard to really tell It is in a little cave and Izzy is not keen on showing off or coming out
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New Octopus. Super Small. ML maybe 2 cm. Arm span 11-12 cm.
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From the Pacific
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Thank You now I am just trying to find out what kind. It does not match any of Pygmy Species That I have looked up so I am pretty sure it is a Juvenile of some Kind
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So these Eggs that were laid are starting to Develop. Eye spots are forming. I have place to get Live Copepods and other Planktonic Animals for possible food testing and a Fry net to keep Them seperate. I know it is a long shot.....
