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Can an octo live with an anonome???
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Question about cohabitation...
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Usually no. The anemone will sting and stress your octo.
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Since octos spend lots of time on the ground, while their tentacles independantly search for a meal, they could get stung.
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ok thanks,,,
Great,, thanks for the info.. I have not got my octo yet,, it is my mothers day gift. I guess I need to take out the anonome and get him into one of the other tanks,,,,Thanks guys!!!
Chele
Great,, thanks for the info.. I have not got my octo yet,, it is my mothers day gift. I guess I need to take out the anonome and get him into one of the other tanks,,,,Thanks guys!!!
Chele
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Octos need a tank to themselves with maybe an echinoderm such as a starfish or pencil urchin.
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