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Feather Star (15)

General descriptionFeather stars belong to the „Echinodermata“ like sea stars, brittle stars, sea urchins and sea cucumbers. They are one of the most visible members of the reef community. Feather stars are abundant in areas with strong currents, which provides an abundant supply of planktonic food.

They use special appendages called cirri on the underside of the body to cling to the bottom. They are frequently perched on sponges and tall coral heads in order to get maximum exposure to the pass [Further read]


Cenometra(2), Colopometra(1), Comanthina(3), Comaster(1), Dichrometra(1), Gorgonocephalus(1), Himerometra(1), Lamprometra(1), Mini(1), Oxycomanthus(1), Stephanometra(1), unbekannter(1)

Cenometra (2)
C. bella

Feather Star
C. sp.

Feather star
[Nach Oben]
Colopometra (1)
C. sp.

Feather stars
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Comanthina (3)
C. nobilis

Feather Star Noble
C. spec. 01

green Feather Star
C. spec. 02

Feather Star
[Nach Oben]
Comaster (1)
C. multifidus

Feather Star
[Nach Oben]
Dichrometra (1)
D. flagellata

Feather Star
[Nach Oben]
Gorgonocephalus (1)
G. caputmedusae

Basket Star
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Himerometra (1)
H. robustipinna

Feather Star
[Nach Oben]
Lamprometra (1)
L. palmata

feather star
[Nach Oben]
Mini (1)
M. Haarstern

Feather Star
[Nach Oben]
Oxycomanthus (1)
O. spec. 01

Feather Star
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Stephanometra (1)
S. sp.

Indian Feather Star
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unbekannter (1)
U. Haarstern unbekannter Haarstern

unknown feather star
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