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Wild last thing I expected.If that is a starfish I am reading about them today some will eat one another if they do not have available food
TerribleMine used to always do that!
Needless to say, as post above, they both died of starvation (slowly decayed away till I removed them)
This was last night just checked & both are in different locationsI've never kept a sand sifting starfish because pretty much everything I've read says they perish in most home aquariums. I wonder if the bottom one is dead and the one in top feeding on it?
I dont think they are necessarily eating each other - Mine used to do this for years before they perished.This was last night just checked & both are in different locations
Maybe eating until comfortably full ha haI dont think they are necessarily eating each other - Mine used to do this for years before they perished.
I think mine just didnt have enough food once they were moved into my new tank.
I learned this after watching a video about dealing with algae by Rich Ross a member here and is on you tube. Started looking at inverts to add to the tank since I don't like chemical warfare. That's some of the things I found outWow, this thread took a disturbing turn.