Genus

Common name: Horned Sea Star

Scientific name: Protoreaster

Protoreaster is a genus of sea stars commonly found in shallow waters of the Indo-Pacific region. Known for their distinctive horn-like spines, species within this genus, such as Protoreaster nodosus, are popular in the reef aquarium trade. They are omnivorous, feeding on detritus, small invertebrates, and sometimes corals, which can make them unsuitable for reef tanks with delicate corals. They require stable water conditions and plenty of space to roam.

  1. Red knob sea star - Protoreaster lincki, beautiful large colored sea star from Indian ocian coasts and reefs, Zanzibar.
    Common name: red knobbed starfish
    Scientific name: Protoreaster lincki
  2. Protoreaster nodosus, commonly known as the horned starfish or chocolate starfish Several pieces in hand. Big and small. Yellow thick. Against the backdrop of the sea.
    Common name: chocolate chip starfish
    Scientific name: Protoreaster nodosus