Yellow Tip Orange Starfish Diadema setosum 5 mg/l (ppm) in 100

5 mg/l (ppm) in 100 l (27 US gal) of water

Aids in pest and parasite hunting

Toadstool Leather Corals (Sarcophyton spp

The rear sump includes a convenient media rack for Red Sea’s new highly adsorbent phosphate-free REEF-SPEC™ Carbon which is supplied with the MAX® E system

Yellow Tip Orange Starfish Diadema setosum 5 mg/l (ppm) in 100The color of the Orange Sea Star, or Starfish, may range from orange to red. It is sometimes called the Red Sea Star. It can have a variety of surface textures depending upon the locale. Some Echinaster Sea Stars have 6 arms. It prefers a sandy, coral rubble substrate, or, especially live rock with algae. It moves over the surface, eating the small microbes and other bits of common detritus. A larger specimen could be harmful to clams, sponges, and