Indian Sea Star - "Fromia indica" Moorish Idol It is commonly referred to

It is commonly referred to as a Weather Loach or Weatherfish

It exhibits stronger binding than most competing products and consequently can reduce phosphates and silicates to very low levels

They are natural herbivores and should be fed a steady diet with plenty of seaweed salad

They can grow up to 12 inches (30

this member of the Cobitidae family appreciates caves

Indian Sea Star - "Fromia indica" Moorish Idol It is commonly referred toFromia Indica The Indian Sea Star, or Marble Starfish, is one of the more common of the Fromia species. Their patterns and colors make them one of the more striking of all the sea stars. The coloration of the Indian Sea Stars range from a deep red to orange, and both the central disc and the arms are mottled in a lighter coloration to cream, giving them a marbled look. It is found over sandy substrates, on rocks, and sometimes climbing among corals