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![]() No my tank is 4 years old and the star fish has been in there for at least a year. I could see him trying to get away from the crabs. This happened to me years ago too when a hitch hiker crab was eating another starfish I had. I removed the crab and the star fish recovered nicely. I will keep an eye on him, he is in my sump now, there is sand in there too. Hopefully it recovers now.
Martin
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![]() what is your sandbed like?
A healthy starfish should be able to get away from a hermit, but stranger things have happened. Just an FYI though, wit an established but too small/shallow sandbed, you would expect a sandsifting star to take about a year before it's appetite exceed the micro fauna in your sandbeds ability to reproduce fast enough. |
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![]() Sand bed is about and inch and a half deep with a mix of coarse and fine crushed coral. Its also looking a little dirty.
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![]() Heres a really good site for info on this organism.
I highly suggest giving it a glance over. http://www.wetwebmedia.com/sndsftstrfaqs.htm |
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