so does that mean that the blue ones that i have seen are not any good.

sorry I don't know the name but hey the best way to learn is to ask the stupid questions right?

The blue linkia (Linkia laevigata) is extremely common, although it is apparently one of the harder linkias to keep alive. I know AI has them quite often. I expect this is the species you are thinking of.

Trevor the fromia stars are fine, and that echinaster I have.

Tony, it's not a tiny one like Kari's, those are too cool :cool: This one is about 2".

I might go back today to see what else they have. :biggrin:

Hey Deb......... How is it going? Cool star :smile: Seems like you are getting quite the collection going.

A bit off topic but:

Did you ever find a new home for that big LTA you have? I hope it went to a good home.

I'll be back in Calgary next year, twice.......... probably in June (I will drive over) and definately in October.

I'll let you know when I come and we shall see if anyone wants some stuff brought to them (with the car I can bring bulkier items).

Cheers,
Victor [veng68]

I sold my LTA to Alan, but I believe it is the sebae you are referring to. :confused: I sort of found a home for it in the 120g for now...... :biggrin:

Great star there Deb, but I really like the "pipe" off to the corner, that's a smashing look'n fish :biggrin:

cheers, Rich