choclate chip stars reef safe

[snappedbigfoot]

i gotten mixed answer and need the truth any help would be appreciated thank you
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[woodycb]

I have always heard that they are not safe. Its just best to stay away from them if you have a reef.

[tangyreefer05]

no, not from what i've read, sites that sell them tend to say Fish only aswell

[Landolakes]

I added a mushroom rock to a fish only with a cc star and it tool about 5 minutes for the star to find the rock and take out a mushroom.

[xxseawolf]

i have a CC starfish. he use to be in my reef tank. now he is in my fish only.

[rick17]

I had one and it took out my rock whit my mushroom to

[ReefForBrains]

Not reef safe.

Clam magnets and they can pack some hurt prety quick to any clam in thier path.

[SDguy]

Pretty much any of those larger, "knobby" seastars are not reef safe. They are, generally, quite hardy and easy to feed/care for.

[geckotail]

what do people feed them

[tcmfish]

krill silversides anything meaty you can stick under them. its kind of cool to watch them eat if they are on the glass

[thecichlidpleco]

I have even had serpent stars eat a mushroom.

[salty3]

There not reef safe. I had one in my 30 reef for 9 months and he did fine but then one day I caught him on my clove polyps though I'd give him another chance then the next day caught him on some zoa's. BTW hes in my FOWLR tank now.

[trae]

Not even close to reef safe.

[mypurpletang]

def not reef safe

[reefing102]

Not reefsafe but very hardy - had one in my 26 and he started eating my kenya trees, stuck him in a 5 gallon QT that had a couple fish battling ick in it and it survived the 4 or so copper treatments