Starfish
The Blue Linckia Sea Star is certain to be the shining star for the dedicated reef aquarium enthusiast.
The Sand Sifting Sea Star efficiently consumes mass amounts of detritus and uneaten food. A great addition to any reef tank, this nocturnally active sea star will move large a...
Red/Orange Fromia starfish
Very popular for fish-only aquariums. They are brown, tan, orange, or black in color with black spots which resemble chocolate chips. Very hardy.
Red Serpent Star fish
Green Brittle Star Spending most of its time under rocks, the Green Brittle Star is a nocturnal detritivore.
These starfish grow to 6 inches in size and should be kept in very large aquariums. Linckia starfish consume bacterial films, and sponges.
The Tile Sea Star, or Marble Starfish, is one of the more common of the Fromia species, its coloration making it one of the more striking of all the sea stars.
General Starfish; Color - Pentaceraster sp.
Description Body with small disc and 5 rather short, broad and tapering arms (occasionally, specimens are found with 4, 6 or even 7-8 arms); R/r: mostly 4,5 (exceptionally 3,...
The African Red Knob Sea Star, also known as the Red Spine Star, African Sea Star, and Red-knobbed Starfish, has a thick, gray body with multiple bright red tubercles extendin...
In the home aquarium, it requires ample hiding places and plenty of room to roam. The Serpent Sea Star, Fancy Tiger Striped is best kept in larger systems, since it can grow t...
Feather Starfish Red
The Tiger Brittle Starfish (Ophiocoma sp.) is banded brown legs that typically alternate between tan and darker brown and are covered with short spines.
Red Linckia Sea Star (Linckia sp.)
Double Sea Starfish Tosia sp.
Dalmation Linkia: Fancy - Linkia Multiflora
Chocolate Chip Star Color - Protoreaster nodosus
Australian Biscuit Starfish-Anchitosia queenslandensis STUNNING AND RARE!!!!!
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