Broadclub Cuttlefish. About twelve inches.

Broadclub Cuttlefish. Look at next photo

Broadclub Cuttlefish, same one as before, less than a second later.

Here's another color change from a different cuttlefish.

And its even changed its shape from a ragged to smooth look.

Mimickry, cuttlefish blending in with Elkhorn coral.

Yep, looks like Elkhorn Coral.

Cuttlefish mating.

Cuttlefish mating. Changing color.

Cuttlefish, the female to the right is depositing eggs in the reef.  Male is standing guard to keep

others away.

Cuttlefish egg.

Look, there's a tiny little cuttlefish inside.

Flamboyant Cuttlefish. Small, usually two to four inches,

Duelling Flamboyants. Two males, one female.

If cuttlefish could eye-roll, thats what she would be doing.

She is the bigger one to the right.

Mostly it's messing up the other male.

Common Octopus. The one most likely to be out in the day.

Whitespotted Octopus. It's hard to give a size, they can vary from twelve inches to thirty. Real

shape changers.

Usually, they just like to hang out.

Whitespotted Octopus.  Sometimes they like to stand up and take a look around.

Whitespotted Octopus. Time to get back in the sand again.

Wonderpus. About two feet wide.

Wondepus. Doing arabesques.

Wonderpus. Fantastic it stayed out and posed.

Veined Octopus.  It finds "things" to make a home from.

Veined Octopus. This one is small, about three inches and has found a clam shell to protect

itself.

Veined Octopus. Its had enough of me. Going....

Going.....

Gone.

Here's a much bigger Veined Octopus out on it's own at night.

Veined Octopus. Found a home, drinking cup.

Veined Octopus. Not worried about tetanus, check the next four picture.

Veined Octopus. Picked up a few logs at Octopus Home Depot.

Veined Octopus, doing improvements to octopus Tiny Home.

Coming soon to HGTV.

I can't get enough of these! The activity and the behaviors.

Blue Ring Octopus. About four inches.  Lethally venomous bite.

Blue Ring Octopus. The bite contains tetrodotoxin which paralyzes the breathing system.

Not being able to breathe is a problem.  Each of these little four inch critters have enough

tetrodotoxin to kill ten adult people,

So don't handle them.

Here's a Blue Ring in night time colors.

Poison Ocellated Octopus. About four inches,

Poison Ocellated Octopus. Similar to Blue Ring.

Poison Ocellated Octopus.

Poison Ocellated Octopus.

Bobtail Squid. Live in sand, come out at night. Size of a thimble,

Bobtail Squid, different color.

Bigfin Squid, night.

Bigfin Squid, night. These are fantastic, they come to your lights.

Bigfin Squid, about ten inches

Bigfin Squid, night.

Bigfin Squid, night.