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I recently went to Morro Bay and acquired a starfish that I fell in love with out in the ocean was wondering if the starfish would be able to live in my reef tank. Also what is this in the second picture I saw this on a rock at Morro Bay
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I just thought these were really cool never seen thim in a store to buy my wife didn't let me take thim I was curious if they would be compatible with a reef tank
 

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I'd be very leery of unknown starfish.....they are meat eaters and will eat whatever they can get their arms on.


And that second looks to be an unknown nudibranch....stay away!!!
 

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The nudibranch appears to be an Alabaster Nudi (Dirona albolineata)......you don't want it!
 

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No, those are cold water Anemones, we have the same ones in Laguna Beach... Would die quite easily if you weren't running a cold tank setup!
 

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