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Hi, everyone. Recently I recovered a sea star from our local beach in Sullivan's Island, SC (Atlantic). We took it home, and set him up in our salt water tank. I've been trying to figure out his species so that I can make sure that I'm properly feeding him, and I'm also curious to learn more about the species itself.
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Looks like a Asterias rubens to me, especially considering you found it in the atlantic. But I could be wrong
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