Red Serpent StarfishRed Serpent Starfish (Ophioderma squamosissimus) The Red Serpent Starfish (Ophioderma squamosissimus) is a vibrant and active Caribbean echinoderm prized for its rich red to reddish orange coloration and graceful, snake like arms. Native to the tropical western Atlantic, including Florida and the Caribbean, this hardy scavenger spends its time exploring live rock and sandy substrates in search of biofilm, detritus, and leftover food. Its striking

Our saltwater anemone are acquired from the waters of the coast of the Florida Keys

Common Rock Anemone

They will feed mostly on prey suspended in the water column

and other organisms living within the substrate

A Fish Only With Live Rock system is the best environment for long-term success

We will replace the octopus if we get a picture of the DOA

Its bright yellow body is marked with dark vertical bands

They primarily feed off the bottom by sifting through the sand eating mouthfuls of substrate and the food that lives within the sand

And the amphipods that are produced by Chaeto are an excellent food source for fish and corals

this species adds character

This species is considered reef safe

and finely chopped meaty fare