The Red Chocolate Chip Starfish is generally peaceful but it is not recommended for reef aquariums as it will eat soft corals, sponges, invertebrates and... Readmore
The Sand Sifting Sea Starfish has beige brown body with lateral spines extending up from its five arms. The spines allow the starfish to move through the... Readmore
The Blue Linkia Starfish does best in a well-lit tank with numerous hiding places. Also known as a Blue Sea Star, it will initially spend its days barely... Readmore
The Red Reef Star is often sought after by reef enthusiasts. Their bodies are slightly flattened and colored brilliant red with tiny black pores. These... Readmore
Green Serpent Stars are commonly found in the aquarium trade. They are voracious scavengers and diet on meaty foods. They are typically dark green and... Readmore
The Red Knobbed Star is a large starfish for community aquariums. It is a scavenger and carnivore, and is generally not safe for reef aquariums as it may... Readmore
Sandsifting Starfish effectively maneuver through the sand or gravel in the aquarium in the search of leftover food or detritous material. If you desire... Readmore
Red Serpent Stars tend to be more sensitive to changes in water conditions than other serpents. Still, their bright red coloration makes them a powerful... Readmore
Chocolate Chip Starfish are characterized by the dark brown knobs on their arms and body. This particular species is not reef safe and should never be... Readmore
The Painted Serpent Starfish is an attractive invertebrate safe for most reef and community aquariums. They have light tan bodies with dark brown markings... Readmore
These Stars are the yellow color variation of the Green Serpent Star. They are found to be lemon yellow to line green and sometimes display black and... Readmore
Tricolor Linckia Starfish are interesting additions but should only be introduced by experienced keepers in mature aquariums. They typically have five... Readmore
This Brittle star has long, extremely slender arms and a disc that is small in comparison to other serpents. Thier color is made up of tiny red and white... Readmore
The Red Thorny Starfish is reef safe and is a colorful addition to invert aquaria. It is colored uniform red-orange and has an all-over thorny texture.... Readmore
Blue Linckia Starfish are interesting additions but should only be introduced by experienced keepers in mature aquariums. They typically have five rigid... Readmore
