Chocolate chip sea star problem?

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I've had a 72gal FOWLR for a little over 4 years now and have been thinking about experimenting with corals. I have a chocolate chip sea star and I understand that they will eat soft corals. My question is, how about "hard" corals or polyps? Does anyone have successful reef stories including a chocolate chip sea star? Seems to me like they are all fleshy enough to be eaten. If possible, I like brain coral, hammer coral, candy cane coral and duncan coral. Not necessarily all of them but those would probably be my top picks.
 
I've seen lots of successful stories with Chocolate Chip Sea Stars and Harlequin Shrimp!



Might not be the fairy tale ending you were after though.....
 

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