Good or bad starfish?

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It’s a two fold answer. For many, they’re a nightmare and will eat zoas not to mention breed like mice
Some want them for algae but not worth it
They’re called asterina star
 
Get rid of it as stated above they breed like rabbits pretty soon you will have a million of them..
 
The little stars in my tank are what I wish upon.
 

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It’s a two fold answer. For many, they’re a nightmare and will eat zoas not to mention breed like mice
Some want them for algae but not worth it
They’re called asterina star
I have a lot of zoas in my tank so that would not be good lol, could I put it in my sump? Or should I just take it out?
 
I have a lot of zoas in my tank so that would not be good lol, could I put it in my sump? Or should I just take it out?
I would rid of them totally. It takes time but remove by hand and net
 

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