Blue-ringed Octopus

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Contributed by CaelumM added 2007-11-08

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MarcN added 2008-01-08: great photo i recently was diving at rye pier and i saw 3 blue ringed octopus do you no if they are common in port phillip bay i was under the impression they were in the rock pools or in the ocean

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