Is this a good one?

[iam392]

Is this a good one? I hope so because I'm finding that I have allot of them.
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[lilrobb]

Asterina - debatable...

 

[iam392]

LilRobb;566289 wrote: Asterina - debatable...

Thanks, I counted about ten of them tonight. They seem to be coming out more and more latley.

 

[weaglereefer]

I told you the first day I was over there to keep an eye out for them. Remember, for every one you see, there are 10 you don't.

 

[iam392]

weaglereefer;566292 wrote: I told you the first day I was over there to keep an eye out for them. Remember, for every one you see, there are 10 you don't.

Well their comming up like bunnies now.

 

[hackman72]

Maybe this will help...

 

[rbredding]

I've got them in my tank.. but I've got a 90 and there are less than 20(ish) so I'm ok.. (IMO)

 

[smoothie]

I have always had them and never had a problem. May not have had the ones that may be prone to eat coral (dying, healthy, etc)
Here is a link for ya. It's about 10yrs old, but who know's how accurate it still is

 

[jef4y]

Harlequin shrimp will take care of them (and is a strikingly beautiful creature), but after the shrimp decimates the stars you need to either start buying feeder stars for it or sell/give it away.

 

[puffer9375]

+1 w/jef4y I had a few in my tank and over a period of about 6 months the population just exploded it got to where I could count 50 on the glass at any given time. I purchased a harlequin and he absolutely destroyed them in about 60 days. I don't see how that little guy can eat so much. But he did, still some left but I may soon have to supplement his diet with chocolate chip arms we will see. Good luck