Red Fromia sea star diet

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hey everyone tons of discussion on sea stars and keeping them. I have a baby one in qt. I keep this tank full of algae and detritus and over feed basically it’s a invert qt and frag tank. However I would like to take the step above. Anyone have suggestions on food they love. I feed the fish in that tank selcon soaked salmon scallops mussel and shrimp. With a side of spirulina brine.
 

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I've never been able to keep them for very long in my tank, but what you're doing sounds ideal (in a mixed reef you wouldn't necessarily want to overfeed or keep it dirtier).
 

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Good luck! I'm guessing some kind of biofilm but after a couple decades of trying I've decided not to starve any more to death.
 
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My snails have Turkey comas. They can’t keep up! It’s different letting algae grow for these guys but in this tank it’s ok. My main display I try and keep spotless
 

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Here are just a few of them.I have many sea stars my blue is my favorite he is pretty old. I have him maybe 7 or 8 yrs could be more not sure. they do best in a mature tank. They eat everything. From on the glass to on the rocks or crush coral.. i heavy feed because i have very large fish and my CUC cleans it all up.. they do love silverslides my brittle star grabs it right away
 

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Fusion in reefing: How do you feel about grafted corals?

  • I strongly prefer grafted corals and I seek them out to put in my tank.

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