How large can an octopus be?

Answer 1

big.

Answer 2

Here you have different species of octopus.

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The Common Atlantic octopus can grow to reach 10' or 3m in length when the body and arms are measured together.

The giant Pacific octopus can reach lengths of 16' or 5m when the body and arms are measured together.

The red octopus normally not exceeding 10 cm.

The Blue-ringed octopus it has a body length of about 5cm, an arm length of about 10cm.

The Day octopus can grow to around 30" or 76cm when the body plus arm length is measured.

The Reef octopus have a body that grows up to 12cm in length and arms that can reach around 60cm.

The Atlantic Longarm octopus has arms are commonly around 30cm in length whereas the body is only about 6cm.

The Long-armed octopus can commonly grow to about 84'' or 1m in length when the body and arm lengths are measured.

Answer 3

The largest octopus is the Pacific Octopus. They can have an armspan of 25 feet and weigh up to 100 lbs. Pacific Octopus live off the American West Coast in the cold Pacific water.

Answer 4

it can grow upto 10" (3 meters)

The North Pacific Giant Octopus can grow to weigh about 15Kgs with an arm span of 4.3 metres

Answer 5

It all depends on the species. You have the largest, Giant Pacific Octopus, or the one with the longest arms, the Long-armed Octopus. Each have a variety of arm length, and body length.

Answer 6

North Pacific Giant Octopus can grow to 71 kg (scientifically verified), usually weight is 15 kg. , with an arm span of 4,3 m.Some records say even up to 275 kg. .

Answer 7

One ton

Answer 8

10 feet