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don't get discourage by some of these posts. if you really want to get one, i say go for it. if you are exerienced and know how to maintain good water parameters, they are not much more difficult to keep than fish. i personally have had a dwarf octopus in a 29 gal for about a 2 months now...

i have a dwarf octopus in a 29 gal, and all i did was cut the plastic strip that comes with the standard glass hood to snugly fit the tubes and electric cords that i need to run my equipment. i used a razor blade, but i'm sure there are easier ways. it's worked so far.

i recently saw a lfs sell an "atlantic octopus-med," and it was tiny. its head was about as big as my thumbnail. then just today, they had the same tag for an octopus with a head as big as my fist. could it be possible that the first octo was a pigmy or a baby atlantic that was miss labeled...

just wondering if anyone has transported fish on an airplane, and what would that involve. i may need to move across the pacific soon and would hate to have to leave my pets behind.