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07-06-2005, 06:45 PM
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Starfish Question
One of my sand sifting stars is acting funny. All of my levels are zero, and the other starfish is doing fine.
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47G Bow, 45# Live Rock, DSB, 10g Sump w/ LR Rubble, AquaC Remora Pro, 2 Maxijet 900(s), Clean Up Crew - (7) Scarlet Hermits, (2) Emerald Crab, (11) Turbo Snails, (3) Nassarius Snails, (1) Fighting Conch, (1) Sand Sifting Star, (1) Skunk Cleaner Shrimp
* (2) Yellow Tail Damsel
* (2) Percula Clow
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07-06-2005, 07:35 PM
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It could possibly be he's starving? If he isint target fed and he's eliminated all the food in your DSB he might just have nothing else to live on. I would give him a day see if its still the same than if so try target feeding him.
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07-06-2005, 07:40 PM
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How and what would I target feed him?
Hes flattened out now and seems to be normal again, but if there is problem I certainly want to address it.
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Crack is probablly less addictive than saltwater aquariums
47G Bow, 45# Live Rock, DSB, 10g Sump w/ LR Rubble, AquaC Remora Pro, 2 Maxijet 900(s), Clean Up Crew - (7) Scarlet Hermits, (2) Emerald Crab, (11) Turbo Snails, (3) Nassarius Snails, (1) Fighting Conch, (1) Sand Sifting Star, (1) Skunk Cleaner Shrimp
* (2) Yellow Tail Damsel
* (2) Percula Clow
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07-06-2005, 08:09 PM
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If he is acting normal again I wouldnt be too concerned. But like I said with a 47G tank unless it is quite established you will have problems in the future with a sand sifting star let alone two of them. They will work through that sand bed in no time. As far as food you could try a variety of blender mush. My fish and inverts seem to LOVE this stuff. I would just leave a peice under him and he should be able to figure out the rest. HTH
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07-06-2005, 09:28 PM
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Whats blender mush? Sorry im a newb.
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Crack is probablly less addictive than saltwater aquariums
47G Bow, 45# Live Rock, DSB, 10g Sump w/ LR Rubble, AquaC Remora Pro, 2 Maxijet 900(s), Clean Up Crew - (7) Scarlet Hermits, (2) Emerald Crab, (11) Turbo Snails, (3) Nassarius Snails, (1) Fighting Conch, (1) Sand Sifting Star, (1) Skunk Cleaner Shrimp
* (2) Yellow Tail Damsel
* (2) Percula Clow
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07-07-2005, 01:36 AM
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Blender mush you really can't screw up. Recipes differ from one person to another but the one I personally use consists of shrimp, mussels, clams, scallops, nori, phytoplankton and some seawater all put in the blender and than put into ziplock baggies and frozen for later use.
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