Sorry for three consecutive posts, but I thought some members might like the following scans to support an article on cephalopods in the Lembeh Strait (a busy holiday season :-):
Hey Scott, nice shots but these are not mimick octopus, they are in fact wonderpus'
I am glad you liked the images. The first four shots on the page are of a mimic. The next six images are of a wonderpus. In fact, the first shot of the wonderpus (the fifth shot on the page) is of a wonderpus trying to mimic a mimic. If you compare the rear area behind the eyes of the first four shots versus the next six, you will see the stripes of the mimic are usually more horizontal than those of the wonderpus, which tend to be vertical. In addition, the repertoire of the mimic is much more robust. Perhaps an expert on cephalopods in the Sulawesi area will offer a post.