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Just in time for that summer BBQ....
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Drat! I've only got a freshwater BBQ. 
Umm, anyone have an idea of what species this is? Looks to be in the incirrata group, at least.
Umm, anyone have an idea of what species this is? Looks to be in the incirrata group, at least.
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The Octodog can be also be found in the Introduce Youself forum, along with a few words from the inventor. ("Octopus Found in Michigan," by TONMO'er Truepercs.)
JetLee, it does have a Cirroteuthis look about it; perhaps the inter-arm membrane was lost during grilling.
Although there is, as yet, no Octobun, I think a big, chewy pretzel would coordinate well.
Clem
JetLee, it does have a Cirroteuthis look about it; perhaps the inter-arm membrane was lost during grilling.
Although there is, as yet, no Octobun, I think a big, chewy pretzel would coordinate well.
Clem
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