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My picture is of a star fish that lives in the live rock.

Well the salt water store wasn't were my buddy from work claimed so ended up at the new one by fredies, They have a huge supply of fresh water fish. I found some media for the canister to delete the phosphates there also.

Off to lake steves to find the sw store there, gotta see about something to lower phosphates

I heard Bridges moved there Lake Stevens store to Snohomish

A little better pic's I think. Any ideas on this critter

New petco in smokey pt by Costco has a good selection of salt water fish and crustasions. Jones & Co in Marysville has tons of fresh water stuff and a huge selection of tanks and supplies, but limited salt fish, sometimes hard to get help though. I heard there's a good one in lake Stevens...

Nice, i got a piece of LR with two bigger and two small ones, and had to pay through the nose for um. It has some tube worms, star fish, and some sort of shell fish that I can't ID that look like mini fresh water muscles

I'v had this rock for a while but never saw this dude before today. A little smaller than a dime, it's shell hinges forward out of the rock and when startled it quickly ducts back. Some kind of filter feeder I'm guessing.

Yep Also known as Actinodiscus sp.

I'v heard they are good cleaners, and witnessed this also. I hate um though, my tank is over run with hundreds of these and I wish they would just go away. I trapped a couple dozen but they seem wise to my trap and mostly keep clear of it now. A sixline loves eating them but I just gotta get...

I caught one being active, I can't remember the exact name of them I will look it up again later

It sounds like what I have in my live rock, which I have id as starfish. They live in the rock and only protrude their legs or tenticals, which look like white hair flailing around in ordeder to feed.