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What size tank do they require? Which is easier to keep?
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Octopus vulgaris/ O. Joubini
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These are two opposites 
- O. vulgaris is quite large and requires a very large tank, while O. joubini is a pygmy.
Actually, I think a bimac, which is in between the two and takes a minimum 50 gallon tank would be the best. And they are tank bred.
Nancy
- O. vulgaris is quite large and requires a very large tank, while O. joubini is a pygmy. Actually, I think a bimac, which is in between the two and takes a minimum 50 gallon tank would be the best. And they are tank bred.
Nancy
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Hi Nancy!
Didn't Colin think G2 was O Joubini? If so.....he is quite a lot bigger that Rummler was..... Is this species still considered a pigmy?
Oops...I just looked back and it was filosus....
Didn't Colin think G2 was O Joubini? If so.....he is quite a lot bigger that Rummler was..... Is this species still considered a pigmy?
Oops...I just looked back and it was filosus....
