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The plural form of 'octopus' is formed by totalling the number of legs in the overall group, convert that into a numeric Greek prefix and add 'pus'. For example, 3 octopese would be 24 legs, so that's an 'Icosatesserapus'. Two octopese eating a one-legged diver would be a 'Heptadecipus'.