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[KalihiBoy]

Hello im new and want to keep an octo. Whats the minimum tank size for an octo :?

 

[neptune]

Welcome to Tonmo,
Depends entirely on species, as their size varies greatly, but generally a 50-55 g would work for a bimac.

 

[Colin]

welcome to tonmo.... yep thats about minimum to doa good job of it

 

[NickA5582]

to TONMO, KalihiBoy!

 

[Burstsovenergy24]

! A 55 gallon tank is great! Do you have one?

Do you have any aquariums?

 

[joel_ang]

to TONMO.com Kalihiboy!

Hope you'll have a great time here

 

[KalihiBoy]

Thanks for the warm welcome everyone.
Well yeah I do have a 55gal,but I have fish and inverts in it.
Could I keap an octo with all of them in the same tank?

 

[Burstsovenergy24]

Well no not really. Either the octo would eat the fish or the fish might eat the octo. What exactly do you have in there?

 

[KalihiBoy]

I got a blue throat triggerfish,a potters angelfish,4 frilled gobies,a blennie,a long nose buterfly,3 sea urchins,4-5 brittle stars,2 hermits,a rock crab and 2 cowries.

I live in HAWAII,and some people I know cought there own octo's from the beach. Got any comments

 

[Colin]

As long as its legal then fine.. most species outwith Octopus bimaculoides are wild caught... maybe you'll get lucky and catch an Octopus cyanea???

that's a definite 'no' to the fish mixing by the way