Green star rescue

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Just got back to my classroom (Here's my other thread if you're interested: https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/hs-biology-32g-biocube-build.461082/) from Thanksgiving break and luckily all of the fish survived. The same can’t be said for my green star though.

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Is it beyond saving or even possible to save?

For a comparison this is what it looked like last Tuesday before break and I bought it on 11/6
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savable. GSP is very hard to kill. looks like something was eating it
 
Here is what I have in my tank to help figure out the culprit

2 Clownfish
2 Green Chromis
2 Rainford's gobies
2 Emerald Crabs
1 Cleaner Shrimp
About 10 hermit crabs and snails
 
Emerald crabs are the suspect ! They mostly do it at night time after light are out.
 

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