Doublestar Starfish - Iconaster longimanus
$69.99
SKU: 217018
Manufacturer: That Fish Place
MPN: L93 0045 0568
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Starfish in general are very sensitive to changes in water quality and conditions. If temperature, salinity or other water parameters change quickly, starfish cannot regulate the change and are often damaged or killed. Be sure to acclimate carefully and while doing water changes, make sure the "new" water is as close as possible to the "old" water in its parameters.
Most starfish are scavengers. Some may prey on snails and invertebrates while others eat detritus, leftover food, and tiny organisms in and on the substrate and rockwork. Fromia and Linckia starfish are among the group of stars that are considered safe for corals (although Fromia starfish are thought to feed on sponges) and invertebrates while thicker-bodied stars like Chocolate Chip and Bahama stars will prey on snails, corals and other stationary inverts.
Starfish in general are very sensitive to changes in water quality and conditions. If temperature, salinity or other water parameters change quickly, starfish cannot regulate the change and are often damaged or killed. Be sure to acclimate carefully and while doing water changes, make sure the "new" water is as close as possible to the "old" water in its parameters.
Most starfish are scavengers. Some may prey on snails and invertebrates while others eat detritus, leftover food, and tiny organisms in and on the substrate and rockwork. Fromia and Linckia starfish are among the group of stars that are considered safe for corals (although Fromia starfish are thought to feed on sponges) and invertebrates while thicker-bodied stars like Chocolate Chip and Bahama stars will prey on snails, corals and other stationary inverts.
Specifications
| Specifications | |
| MPN | L93 0045 0568 |
| Manufacturer | That Fish Place |
| Common Name | Doublestar Starfish |
| Scientific Name | Iconaster longimanus |
| Origin | Western Pacific |
| Reef Safe | Yes |
| Invert Safe | Yes |
| Community Safe | Yes |
| Difficulty | Moderate |
| Max Size (in inches) | 4 |
| Min Tank Size (in gallons) | 30 |
| Diet | Omnivore, specific diet unknown |
| Specific Gravity Range | 1.022-1.026 |
| pH Range | 8.0-8.4 |
| Temperature Range | 75-82 |
| Restricted | Yes |
| Internal Id | 23556 |
| State Restrictions |
| Alaska |
| Armed Forces Americas |
| Armed Forces Europe |
| Armed Forces Pacific |
| California |
| Hawaii |
| Puerto Rico |
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Ratings & Reviews
1 review
Hardy starfish
by Mark
These seem to be very hardy starfish. I have had 4 in my mixed reef for over a year and they are doing fine except one that likes to play with the powerhead. Not sure what they eat, but most likely bacteria. They can be found everywhere except on my corals. The other hardy starfish I've had success with is the sand sifter.