Knobby Star White 4"-5" (2pcs) coral Cook Islands and the oceanic

Cook Islands and the oceanic west Pacific Ocean

a remarkable feat of natural engineering

is a member of the Tonnidae Family of Tun Shells

They are restricted to shallow waters and tend to live in sheltered areas where they eat plankton

The Stylaster corals are found in cool waters at depths from 40 to 180 feet (12 - 55 meters)

Knobby Star White 4"-5" (2pcs) coral Cook Islands and the oceanicThe Knobby Star is sometimes called the jeweled star because of the blue and white knobs all over its body. Diet: The mouth of the Knobby Star is located on its underside, and when eating, the sea star actually extends its stomach out through its mouth and digests its prey externally. The Starfish you receive may not look exactly like the image. No two are alike.