Oyster eggs for stars

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At my lfs they sell oyster eggs for inverts. Are there starfishes that are find of these? Any particular species I can get that are reef safe. Im hoping for fromia, linkia or serphent if I can feed them sucessfullly
 
Oyster eggs are for filter feeding inverts like feather dusters and brittle stars. I don't know about the first two stars you mentioned but serpent stars diets depend on the exact species. Brittle stars are safe for reefs. I hear sand sifting stars are too but don't have any experience with them.
 
Oyster eggs are for filter feeding inverts like feather dusters and brittle stars. I don't know about the first two stars you mentioned but serpent stars diets depend on the exact species. Brittle stars are safe for reefs. I hear sand sifting stars are too but don't have any experience with them.
Do you like bristle starfish heard they will eat my fish
 

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