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Hi all,
After 3 months of successfully housing and keeping my octo happy, I awoke this morning to find him lying on the bottom, dead.
My question is this: I've seen octos die from water quality issues and most seem to go white and ball up, then die. "Tat" was his usually brown/red color and arms were free flowing. Could this still have been a water quality issue, or old age? He seemed to be acting normal and ate yesterday. Any ideas?
Thanks
After 3 months of successfully housing and keeping my octo happy, I awoke this morning to find him lying on the bottom, dead.
My question is this: I've seen octos die from water quality issues and most seem to go white and ball up, then die. "Tat" was his usually brown/red color and arms were free flowing. Could this still have been a water quality issue, or old age? He seemed to be acting normal and ate yesterday. Any ideas?
Thanks