'nother new star

[Trevor Robertson]

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?

[Quinn]

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.

[EmilyB]

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 This one is about 2".

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

[Veng68]

Hey Deb......... How is it going? Cool star 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]

[EmilyB]

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

[sumpfinfishe]

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

cheers, Rich