starfish with fish

[Ro Bow]

can brittle stars, sandsifting stars, chocolate chip stars, etc kill fish or invertebrates? I have 2 baby clownfish, 2 adolescent PJ cardinals, a baby YWG, and a adolescent diamond goby. My invertebrates are a full grown skunk cleaner shrimp, 8 hermit's, a turbo snail, and 3 astrea's. I may add a pistol shrimp later today. Would they be in danger?

 

[Goaway]

You are moving way too quick. Calm down and let your tank build up on beneficial bacteria. Your water is still cloudy as well

 

[Bad Company]

I had a chocolate chip starfish eat a snail. They are harder to care for than you may think...

 

[Dolphins18]

Large Brittle starfish absolutely will. I feed mine whole silversides.

 

[Mr. Mojo Rising]

I lost 2 neon gobies and 1 clown goby to my serpent star. Small rock dwelling fish can easily get caught at night.

 

[Dark_Knightt]

I have a banded serpent star and it's one of my favorite tank inhabitants. It hides all the time but it's a small tank so you can always see his arms poking out, and he never disturbs anything. Great at eating up extra foods. (I paired him up with nassarius snails for extra sand cleaning strength )