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Acording to the Livequaria.com description, Astropecten polycanthus
do not have suction cups so they cannot climb glass/rocks. I am not sure if Liveaquaria is right or wrong, but my star has suction cups and does climb glass. Maybe I have something different, not Astropecten polycanthus? I am currently trying to identify mine because since I put it into the tank the substrate is dead-clean. No benthic animals whatsoever. And before putting it in I have quite a live sand with a lot of miniature brittle stars, copepods and other live forms. Now it is dead-dead. I tried to feed my star recently to prevent it from eating critters form the bottom of the tank but it just ignores completely chunk of shrimp meat put underneath it and just walks away. Maybe not hungry anymore? Or maybe not guily of this carnivore job? If you can - please help me identify - you will find pictures he www.polbox.com/p/pszemol/english.html - click on Sand Sifting Star. If you have good marine invertebrate atlas, please check if Astropecten polycanthus has suction cups or not... and what does it eat for real... Thanks! |
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