Sea Star Tank Mate Ideas?

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Hello!

I am upgrading my Chocolate Chip Sea Stars from their temp setup to their forever home (75 gallons).

Right now they live alone with some snails and hermits. Is there anything I can put in there that wont pick at them?

Thanks!
 
I think most fish would leave them alone aside from those which actually eat them - clowns, yellow tang, damsels... lots of options.
 
It’s less about what harms the star and more what gets harmed by the star.

CCs can be evil sometimes, including to each other.
 
I don't have any suggestions other than to echo TX_REEF's comment that anything that's not a known star eater should be safe, but I'd like to add that I think having a dedicated chocolate chip star tank is pretty neat. :)
 

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