Live Octopus for Sale - $15 for two

[dc]

Even tho this is an old thread I'm not going to lock it as it could be interesting. I deleted posts instead.

 

[sonict72]

The first half of Mathew's initial post contained the most useful information in this thread. Can we put that back on?

 

[reef562]

i want an octopus!!!!

 

[vlamingitang]

Most octopus only eat live foods. Live crayfish at $2 a piece can get costly. I have an octopus and he only eats live crayfish. They are very good escapers. They like to hide in dark places and at night they find escape routes if your tank isnt locked up like a jar. Octopus are short lived and like cooler temperatures. A whole tank dedicated to this species is preferred.

 

[bocochoco]

Have you two realized yet this thread is almost 2 years old now? Lol

 

[sonict72]

I can tell you I haven't seen any live octopus at hmart in a while. They do have lobsters,crabs, and flounders. Lol.

 

[kreece92]

Octopus for sale

Octopus for sale

Do you still have the octopi for sale?

 

[DopeCantWin]

The thread is back from the dead.

 

[kreece92]

I know it is from a long time ago lol.

 

[Dino]

I'm no expert on cephalopods but I don't believe most of them even live to be as old as this thread is now .

 

[kreece92]

you're absolutely right. Does anyone know where I can get an octopus as cheap as this guy was selling them for?

 

[BigKev23]

He was not selling them... it was an oriental grocery store that was selling them.

 

[jayjigga]

He was not selling them... it was an oriental grocery store that was selling them.

"Oriental", you say? Smh...lol

 

[Lizzymm0909]

Can I have a picture of these octopus. :fish2:

 

[trackfast]

Can I have a picture of these octopus. :fish2:

The last reply on this thread is from three years ago. I believe the OP was talking about live octopi he saw at a local Asian market.

 

[higgs83]

The last reply on this thread is from three years ago. I believe the OP was talking about live octopi he saw at a local Asian market.

At least you got the "Asian" part right...:lolspin:

Do Asian markets have "Oriental" aisles?

 

[johnike]

Do they just call Chinese food 'food'?
If you spin them around do they become disoriented?