Hey Guys,
I've been noticing a large # of small white starfish that have organically grown in my tank recently. I've also noticed 1 or 2 of my 7 acan colonies to star dying at the bottom of the lower polyps and exposing the white calcium base. (I've also lost one full colony of 4-5 polyps). My Acans have always been very healthy and grown - and some still are.
Is there a correlation with the larger number of white starfish and the Acan's depleting?
If the starfish are not healthy for a reef tank, how can I get rid of them? Would a Harlequin shrimp do the trick? How are those shrimp, when keeping in a reef tank?
Thanks!!
I've been noticing a large # of small white starfish that have organically grown in my tank recently. I've also noticed 1 or 2 of my 7 acan colonies to star dying at the bottom of the lower polyps and exposing the white calcium base. (I've also lost one full colony of 4-5 polyps). My Acans have always been very healthy and grown - and some still are.
Is there a correlation with the larger number of white starfish and the Acan's depleting?
If the starfish are not healthy for a reef tank, how can I get rid of them? Would a Harlequin shrimp do the trick? How are those shrimp, when keeping in a reef tank?
Thanks!!