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erickrebsbach

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Today I got home from school (college) and noticed a wierd sound coming from my tank when I looked closer I noticed my bahama star had wedged himself up inside he looks pretty ruff and the tips of four of his arms are ground down about a 1/4 inch I don't have a quarintine tank what should I do leave him in or flush him I don"t know if he's even alive its been about an hour and he is laying flat again but no movement :oops: Thanx for the advise ERIC
 

cdeakle

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flush him

Don't do it!!!!!

Make sure he is without a doubt dead before you even think about sending him to Davey Jones. I would keep an eye on him and leave him in the main tank for observation. He might surprise you and heal and get better.

Can we get pics???
 

LFS42

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you'd be suprised by the regeneration
capabilieties of starfish

I agree, keep on eye on it for a while before you flush
 

erickrebsbach

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Update: He is moving just raising his arms slightly biut moving just the same :D Hopefully he will recover I loved him.
 
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Anonymous

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he outta make it..starfish have the ability to regenerate their lost appendages...when anything gets into a fight with the powerhead, the powerhead always wins.. :lol:
 

erickrebsbach

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Hello I have the pics I also included one of my sea apple He's just sooo cool This site won't let me attach the pics says there too big
 

free_loader

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Hello I have the pics I also included one of my sea apple He's just sooo cool This site won't let me attach the pics says there too big

that's an easy fix .. just resize the pics using ms paint, or something along those lines
 
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Anonymous

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If you resize to 640 X 640(or what ever) pixles it is small enough to post, and big enough to enjoy!
 

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