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Yup... will start looking for a replacement. But i am curious to know what could be the cause.. it seemed a hardy creature.Oh, I'm sorry for the loss. I lost my red brittle star about a year after I took over the tank. Circle of life?![]()
Couldn't say without parameters. In my case, it was eating well.... seemed active... went into hiding for a few days and then I found it missing limbs. I never replaced mine but I will eventually.Yup... will start looking for a replacement. But i am curious to know what could be the cause.. it seemed a hardy creature.
Hope it is still there re-growing those missing limbs.Couldn't say without parameters. In my case, it was eating well.... seemed active... went into hiding for a few days and then I found it missing limbs. I never replaced mine but I will eventually.
Ya.. my parameters are in check... no major swings. Only had an incident of my chiller suddenly jumped up and down and before I noticed the temperature went down to 20°C.. it took me more than 60mins to bring it back to the desired 26°C.... could that had caused it?I have had mine for close to 10 years. It always hides under the same rock and I assume it scavenges for food, because I never directly feed it. It was my understanding that they live almost forever. I would think it would take a drastic parameter swing to cause one to die, because they seem pretty tolerant and not particularly sensitive to minor swings. Although my tank has pretty stable parameters, and I would assume after several years, yours would too.
No major parameter swings that you’re aware of? No big fish died or anything like that?
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A great idea..Apparently in the wild they have an approx lifespan of 5 years and theres no formal study on lifespan in captivity. So anyone wanting to experiment theres one for ya! Would need one big study population and control group however.

