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[a22smith]

Hi everyone, what a wonderful community this is! To be honest, I am very limited in my knowledge of the amazing Cephalopod. However, I've been searching the net as much as possible to increase my knowledge because I can't even believe how increadible they are! I would love to own one, but obviously would like to know enough about them and there habitat, etc. to provide a comfortable living space.

It's quite obvious that you all care very much for these amazing creatures and I would love to learn more.
Any pointers on:
1) Finding as much info as possible
2) Starting a setup

 

[DHyslop]

Reading all the articles under Ceph Care is a great start. If you search google on keeping octopus (and other word variations, ie octopus pet, etc) you'll find a few articles from online saltwater organizations. That will also bring up some of James Wood's articles on Cephbase.

Once you have a general idea of what is involved, spend some time searching through the tank talk and journal archives here at TONMO for information on specifics.

Dan

 

[corw314]

Welcome! Ceph Care is an excellent place to start!!! Knowledge is what helps keeping these amazing creatures a success!!! Enjoy the site!!!

Carol

 

[cthulhu77]

Welcome to Tonmo!!! Fascinating animals...aren't they?
greg

 

[chrono_war01]

. Cephs sure are interesting, arn't they?

 

[a22smith]

Interesting indeed!

Thanks for the tips. I'm sure you'll be hearing more from me soon (hopefully) through my progress towards gaining more information on these crazy creatures!

Thanks again,
Alex

 

[a22smith]

Octopus aside Cthulhu77, you have some beautiful works.

 

[Squidman]

Wow, looks like a big welcome! Have fun with the ceph stuff. It takes a lotta work, but it is well worth it. Or so I hear...

Note: If you post over 18, 000 posts, "Squidman" will be your rank.

 

[a22smith]

what you mean only 18, 000?