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Related FAQs:
Fromia Stars,
Fromias 2,
& FAQs on: Fromia
Identification, Fromia Behavior,
Fromia Compatibility, Fromia
Selection, Fromia Systems,
Fromia Feeding, Fromia Disease,
Fromia
Reproduction, &
Sea Stars 1, Sea
Stars 2, Sea Stars 3, Sea
Stars 4, Sea Stars 5,
Seastar Selection, Seastar
Compatibility, Seastar Systems,
Seastar Behavior,
Seastar
Feeding, Seastar Reproduction, Seastar
Disease, Asterina Stars,
Chocolate Chip Stars, Crown of
Thorns Stars, Linckia Stars,
Linckia Stars 2, Sand-Sifting Stars,
Related Articles: Sea Stars, Sand Sifters, An Introduction to the
Echinoderms: The Sea Stars, Sea Urchins, Sea Cucumbers and
More... By James W. Fatherree, M.Sc.
Genus Valenciennea
Gobies, Deep
Sand Beds, Live Sand, Biofiltration,
Denitrification, Live
Sand, Live Rock,
/A Diversity of Aquatic Life
Fromia,
Gorgeous, Mostly Hardy and "Reef Safe" Sea Stars
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by Bob Fenner
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To be placed
- Missing Article? -
I have tried for a couple of days to link to your article "Fromia, Gorgeous,
Mostly Hardy and 'Reef Safe' Sea Stars," but all I get is the title with no
text. I would love to read the article. Is there any way to fix the
link? Thank for such a great and helpful site.
Chris D.
Opelika, AL
<Chris, I'm sorry to say that this link and resulting page is a place holder...
a reminder to those who maintain the site to write the article; in other words,
the link is not broken. In the meanwhile... if you really want to learn more
about these beautiful seastars, I suggest you pick up the WetWebMedia book, Reef
Invertebrates, which does cover these and other seastars in some detail.
Cheers, J -- >
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