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is 31.74 us gallons too small for octopus boki or a bimac 
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tank ssiizzee!
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Hi mcatee,
That size is ok for o bocki, a pygmy octopus, but is borderline for a bimac. Many bimacs grow too large for a 30 gallon. Based on last year's experience, we're now recommending a minimum of 50 gallons.
Nancy
That size is ok for o bocki, a pygmy octopus, but is borderline for a bimac. Many bimacs grow too large for a 30 gallon. Based on last year's experience, we're now recommending a minimum of 50 gallons.
Nancy
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oh by the way no one knows my 1st name its samuel just call me sam its a second hand computer my parents sent it to me and i never changed the email adress
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are theyre any other sutiable octos for this tank? other than blue rings a pet that is 15cm long and can kill you with one bite is 1 abit scary
2 an embarissin' way t0 die!
2 an embarissin' way t0 die!
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Sam are you not acroos the pond from the US? If so may want to ask Colin what is available there. 
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oh yeah DOOO'H thank you matt groening 
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