How Do Starfish Reproduce?

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Different species. The other one is an asterina/aquilonastra I would remove it because they can quickly become an infestation. Starfish can reproduce by either spawning or splitting in half. Reproduction with their legs is hard on the star and must be done perfectly with the central disk in tact. So it doesn’t happen unless the star feels threatened in a life or death situation or is extremely stressed as they are vulnerable waiting for their legs to heal and regrow. Spawning is a more common form of reproduction for most stars.
 
Ty sir. I’ll take the ride. Still have to get ur way
Got plenty of nice frags for you!

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Was debating swapping the xr15 for xr 30s. But don’t think o wanna mess w it crazy par for 36” system
I have 2 XR30s over my Red Sea Reefer 425 XL (4 foot). And crank them up to 75%.
 

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