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wut is better?
- Thread starter nini
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can you choose wut gender your octo is when you order it?
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Not usually......it's alomost impossible to tell gender in juvenile octopus!
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usualy it will show it on the box what the filter is intended for
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is there any way to tell what gender your octo is w/ out a microscope
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Yes but it will probubly be moving to much
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Not with a microscope unless you bop it on the head and dissect it!
As it gets older the male will develop a modified arm (the hectocotylus) often the third right, which may take the form of a scoop or club shaped end (some species develop grossly enlarged suckers) This in a mature or even maturing animal is visibe to the naked eye!
J
As it gets older the male will develop a modified arm (the hectocotylus) often the third right, which may take the form of a scoop or club shaped end (some species develop grossly enlarged suckers) This in a mature or even maturing animal is visibe to the naked eye!
J
