I have a few of these and each has their own rock to live under. I want to remove one of the rocks, so two of them would need to share. Will they live together peacefully?
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Most brittle stars/starfish in general are broadcast spawners, theyll typically go to the top of a rock together and the males release sperm (sometimes a pink color) and females will release eggs, they fertilize in the water collumn and float away to hatch.If they sleep under the same rock, you may end up with babies! Is that how the starfish do? I don't even know...
Wow, i am definitely trying that, brittle stars are quite expensive here so I'll definitely be breaking the economy if there's thousands LolMost brittle stars/starfish in general are broadcast spawners, theyll typically go to the top of a rock together and the males release sperm (sometimes a pink color) and females will release eggs, they fertilize in the water collumn and float away to hatch.
I learned this when I caught about 20 of my mini brittles and had them in about 2 cups of water, 20mins later the water was pink and cloudy and they were all waving around. I dumped it all back into the tank and roughly a month later I had thousands of brittles lol
I’m sure it’s more like hundreds but all the arms I find sometimes is whacky, especially when the tank is being fed heavily/cleaned less. These are the tiny ones that don’t get more than 2-3” across though, not sure if it would work the same for larger species or be as profitable hahaWow, i am definitely trying that, brittle stars are quite expensive here so I'll definitely be breaking the economy if there's thousands Lol