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1. theaquariumguide.com › articles › pet-octopusPet Octopus – Care Guide, Breeding, Tank Size, and Disease

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   Dec 27, 2022 · Tank Mates For An Octopus. An octopus cannot share a tank with other aquatic species since it is a carnivore and can turn violent toward other aquatic creatures. They will actively seek out and consume any fish or crustaceans that you place in a tank, regardless of their size.

2. www.pets4homes.co.uk › pet-advice › keeping-anKeeping an Octopus as an Aquarium Pet - Pets4Homes

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   Mar 21, 2022 · You cannot have any other fish or tank mates in with an octopus – because they will eat them. However, on the plus side you don't need a lot of the fancy and sophisticated equipment that you need for tropical fish which includes UV filters, halide lights etc. All these things are totally unnecessary in a tank you hope to keep an octopus.

3. smartaquariumguide.com › pet-octopus-species6 Octopus Species You Can Keep as Pets - Smart Aquarium Guide

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   • Common Octopus. Bulbous eyes, large head, 8 tentacles, and a soft and flexible body. The common octopus is as…common as they come, yet not without its charm.
   • Atlantic Pygmy Octopus. Now we’re getting somewhere. The Atlantic Pygmy octopus showcases a unique appearance and a matching personality. This little creature can only grow up to 2 inches wide, with tentacles only measuring up to 4 inches.
   • East Pacific Red Octopus. This one holds a special place on this list. The East Pacific Red Octopus is probably the most exhilarating tank pet you can get.
   • California Two-Spot Octopus. This is another carnivorous cephalopod that will make for a fine addition to any reef tank. The Two-Spot octopus is among the most popular species in the aquarium world, primarily thanks to its amazing lifespan.

4. www.tfhmagazine.com › articles › saltwaterStarting an Octopus Home Aquarium - Tropical Fish Hobbyist

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   You probably won’t be able to keep your favorite fish and corals in the same tank with the octopus. It’s also difficult for reef-tank owners to give up the sophisticated equipment (metal halide lights, UV filters, wavemakers, etc.) that are unnecessary and undesirable for an octopus.

5. exoticaquaticpets.com › octopus-tank-step-by-stepOctopus Tank Step-by-Step Setup Guide - Exotic Aquatic Pets

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   In this section, we will discuss the best tank mates for an octopus, including fish, crabs, shrimp, snails, hermit crabs, and other invertebrates. Each sub-section will provide insight into the unique dynamics and considerations for adding these different types of animals to an octopus tank.

6. animalia.bio › pacific-halibutPacific halibut - Facts, Diet, Habitat & Pictures on Animalia.bio

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   Being strong swimmers, halibut are able to eat a large variety of fishes, including cod, turbot, and pollock, and some invertebrates, such as octopus, crab, and shrimp. Sometimes, halibut leave the ocean bottom to feed on pelagic fish, such as salmon, sand lance, and herring, and even seal remains have been found in their stomachs.

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   Can octopus eat other fish?

   • It is not recommended to keep other fish or invertebrates in the octopus tank as they can become prey for the octopus. Additionally, octopuses are territorial and may attack or harm other tank mates. It is best to keep the tank solely for the octopus.

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   What do halibut eat?

   • Being strong swimmers, halibut are able to eat a large variety of fishes, including cod, turbot, and pollock, and some invertebrates, such as octopus, crab, and shrimp. Sometimes, halibut leave the ocean bottom to feed on pelagic fish, such as salmon, sand lance, and herring, and even seal remains have been found in their stomachs.

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   Do octopi eat fish?

   • So, let’s go through the basics to figure out the core facts about this awesome creature: All octopi are carnivorous – They will consume a variety of fish and crustaceans even larger than their bodies. This means you can’t really pair them with any tank mate. These are solitary creatures that need to live alone and undisturbed in their environment.

   6 Octopus Species You Can Keep as Pets - Smart Aquarium Guide

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   Can octopus share a tank?

   • An octopus cannot share a tank with other aquatic species since it is a carnivore and can turn violent toward other aquatic creatures. They will actively seek out and consume any fish or crustaceans that you place in a tank, regardless of their size.

   Pet Octopus – Care Guide, Breeding, Tank Size, and Disease

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   Do octopus eat crabs?

   • Choose species known to be peaceful and non-aggressive. Observe octopus behavior: Monitor the octopus’s behavior and reactions when introducing crabs and shrimp. If the octopus shows aggression or becomes overly stressed, remove the crabs and shrimp from the tank.

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   Can you keep a pet octopus?

   • There are currently no laws regarding keeping a pet octopus and you don't need a permit in any states. However, you may have trouble keeping one if you live in an apartment or condominium. Many buildings have strict rules about tank size and you cannot keep them in a small tank. Is Keeping an Octopus Ethical?

   Guide to Keeping a Pet Octopus: Care, Legality, & Enrichment

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8. www.lovetoknowpets.com › aquariums › guide-keepingGuide to Keeping a Pet Octopus: Care, Legality, & Enrichment

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   Jun 6, 2023 · They will actively hunt down and eat any fish or crustaceans that you add to a tank. They also are shy creatures, so having tank mates would make them anxious and stressed. An octopus that is stressed can emit ink to defend itself, and this can be toxic to the octopus in such a small space.