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Old 04-24-2004, 03:13 PM   #1
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Harlequin Shrimp


I have been thinking about gettnig a harlequin shrimp (they are just so cool looking). My questionis though, will it eat my sand sifting star or brittle seprent stars. I think the brittle stars may be a bit too fast (especially the green spikey one). Also will the green brittle star eat the shrimp, I have seen him eat other inverts. Any advice anyone can offer would be great. thanks all in advance.


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Old 04-24-2004, 03:55 PM   #2
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yes, they will eat all of your starfish, and yes, they will catch them. thats what there diet is. starfish, you need a species specific tank, or a tank without any stars in it. then you can just throw in a choclate chip star in once a month and it will be happy.
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Yup, I wouldn't keep them with any stars you are fond of
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Its been my experence that they wont touch brittle or serpent stars. I think they move to fast. But they will eat sand sifting stars linka, choc chips ect.
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