Asterina and Zoa, Hugging It Out

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Isn't it cute, starfish hugging my Armageddon paly. Took a knife to pry it offa it.
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Was the polyp open prior to that?? Curious as I have only seen them attack my dying polyps nothing that's perky and happy..:
 
Yikes! I bet the polyp never saw that coming.
 
It found true love.

From what I have researched, there are several different asterinas. Some eat corals, some eat dying corals, and some do nothing but multiply. I have no clue how to tell which is which,haha.
 
It found true love.

From what I have researched, there are several different asterinas. Some eat corals, some eat dying corals, and some do nothing but multiply. I have no clue how to tell which is which,haha.

This is very true, from what I have seen in my tanks, the ones that just multiply seem to have less color then this one, and a whole bunch of arms.
 

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