@j: I think you can just see two tentacles stuck together near the top. They separate and go in opposite directions at the top of the cage.
Steve_Csays
Amazing!
mothrasays
Looks like the dawning of the ‘Age of Aquarium.’ But seriously, I’m waiting for some science with the cephs. (The general embryology & paleontology have always been good reading!)
Brigitsays
The tentacles at the top makes him look like an inverted spider, but it’s obvious he’s polishing his mind-control skills. Will… feed… Octy….
No Peace….Die, die!
Oh, nice one. He looks like one of those especially gorgeous fractal art patterns you run across from time to time.
Pretty
You will be assimilated.
7 or 8?
Tanks for the memories.
Oh, now that one’s a true beauty!
That’s a beautiful shot…
@j: I think you can just see two tentacles stuck together near the top. They separate and go in opposite directions at the top of the cage.
Amazing!
Looks like the dawning of the ‘Age of Aquarium.’ But seriously, I’m waiting for some science with the cephs. (The general embryology & paleontology have always been good reading!)
The tentacles at the top makes him look like an inverted spider, but it’s obvious he’s polishing his mind-control skills. Will… feed… Octy….
strikethrough?aquarachnid with internal gelatinous web…
Lunch!
Puget Sound cephalopods can get rather large but this is a very pretty specimen! R
OMG! Hey is so pretty lol