Let’s see your favorite starfish

[reefer37160]

I can’t have my favorite star,( stupid bumpy rule) because I have a reef tank. My next up is the brittle star. This is one that I had in the 120g and got back a week ago. He was not feed very well( nothing was) over the last 4 years. He is now getting feed every other day. This is against the side glass on a 150g tall. 58x23x30

 

[Gumbies R Us]

I have always loved bristle stars (maybe it is because they are more reef-safe than others, haha). My second vote would go to a biscuit starfish. I just love the colors on those starfish. I believe @AydenLincoln has/had a biscuit starfish, too.

 

[AydenLincoln]

I have always loved bristle stars (maybe it is because they are more reef-safe than others, haha). My second vote would go to a biscuit starfish. I just love the colors on those starfish. I believe @AydenLincoln has/had a biscuit starfish, too.

Yes a Goniaster Tessellatus! Highly recommend!

 

[AlyciaMarie Verified Admin]

Brittle stars are the best! When unsuspecting visitors would watch the tank when it was feeding time, the look of horror on their face when those long legs came creeping out of the rock is priceless.

 

[LovinlifeinGuam]

Bristle stars are the best! When unsuspecting visitors would watch the tank when it was feeding time, the look of horror on their face when those long legs came creeping out of the rock is priceless.

Do you guys mean "brittle stars" not "bristle stars"? Just asking since I haven't heard the term before.
My favorite would be the Fromia indica starfish, 3 of which I maintained for over a year and know why they ended up dying...they were a LOT of work, but worth it to me!

 

[AlyciaMarie Verified Admin]

Do you guys mean "brittle stars" not "bristle stars"? Just asking since I haven't heard the term before.
My favorite would be the Fromia indica starfish, 3 of which I maintained for over a year and know why they ended up dying...they were a LOT of work, but worth it to me!

Yes, Brittle stars! My bad!