ARCHASTER ANGULATUS - SAND-GRABING STARFISH
 The sand-digging starfish (Archaster angulatus) digs into the bottom, searches for organic waste (detritus) as food and at the same time cleans the bottom.
 The tank should therefore be well established and not too sterile so that there is enough detritus. There must also be enough substrate for burying. The minimum aquarium size is 120 liters. When placing the starfish, it must not come into contact with air.
 If these points are observed, the sand-digging starfish is easy to keep. It also behaves peacefully towards other tank inhabitants. Keeping several specimens is possible, but the tank size must be correspondingly larger, as a starfish can grow up to 25 cm .
 The most important things about the sand-digging starfish at a glance:
 Scientific name: Archaster Angulatus
 Common name: Sand-digging starfish
 Maximum size: 25 cm
 Min. tank size: 120 liters
 Difficulty level: easy
 Compatibility: peaceful
 Stocking recommendation: Keeping several specimens possible
 Food: Detritus