cephalopads (octopus, squid)

[Seb]

Does anyone here have a pet squid/octopus/cuttlefish? It requires plenty
of commitment, so most of us won't ever keep one--like to share your
experiences? Biologists say cephalopods are the smartest invertebrates
and it's rather interesting.

Seb

[jeff]

Check out this page http://is.dal.ca/~ceph/TCP/index.html

Ciao,
Jeff


Seb > wrote in message >...
> Does anyone here have a pet squid/octopus/cuttlefish? It requires plenty
> of commitment, so most of us won't ever keep one--like to share your
> experiences? Biologists say cephalopods are the smartest invertebrates
> and it's rather interesting.
>
> Seb

[Billy]

"jeff" > wrote in message
om...
| Check out this page http://is.dal.ca/~ceph/TCP/index.html
|


Wow, great page. That mouse pointer thing HAS GOT to go....<g>

[Seb]

Billy wrote:

> "jeff" > wrote in message
> om...
> | Check out this page http://is.dal.ca/~ceph/TCP/index.html
> |
>
>
> Wow, great page. That mouse pointer thing HAS GOT to go....<g>
>

From the pages's info, the short lifespans are a real bummer. 1-2 years
is acceptable for cheap freshwater fish, but not long enjoyment for an
expensive octopus/cuttlefish.

Seb

[Mike D.]

I heard that if you have an octopus, it can climb out of the tank at night
and go in the bathtub and fill it up with water and lounge in there for a
while. Mike.
"Seb" > wrote in message
...
> Does anyone here have a pet squid/octopus/cuttlefish? It requires plenty
> of commitment, so most of us won't ever keep one--like to share your
> experiences? Biologists say cephalopods are the smartest invertebrates
> and it's rather interesting.
>
> Seb