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Starfish
Starfish, Serpent Stars, and Brittle Sea Stars are popular additions to reef aquariums that contain live sand as they constantly stir the sand bed and provide oxygen to the beneficial bacteria living in the sand. Great scavengers, they are terrific at helping keep the sand bed clean and the aquarium nitrate levels low.
