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i can get one this size, but i dotn want to get one this size and it die in one month becasue of its life nearing the end
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would a briarus octpus with a head size of half a dollar bill, be too old
- Thread starter marinerules
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An average adult briareus, according to Cephalopods: A World Guide, will have a body about 5 inches (12 cm) long and arms about 24 inches (60 cm) long. How that stacks up to dollar bills, I don't know. Also, live octos are very difficult to measure.
Nancy
Nancy
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oh ok , i didnt know the briarus get that large, i thought they stay smaller than the bimacs , but i was wrong evidentally
is bimac the only species you have kept nancy?
is bimac the only species you have kept nancy?
