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They also hang out in any soda cans you see on the bottom. The ripped open cans are ones that the otters have gotten to looking for octopus.dsafanda:
The current de rigeur is three, but two each (a main and a little backup) should you fine in that location.dsafanda:
). You can see octopus all over the place at the breakwater at night. You do see slightly different stuff over the sand vs. on the wall, so you could swim out along the wall, then swim out a little from the wall and swim back part of the way over the sand. If you look closely in the sand, you'll see tons of tiny octopus. You may also see bat rays over the sandy areas. The last time we did a night dive at the BW, we saw a squid in a sandy area. Pretty cool. I've seen bigger octopus in various rocky areas; I would say you are just as likely to see them on the wall as by the pipe.
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