Did you know? Red Knobbed Starfish (Potoreaster Linckii) are marine invertebrates native to the Indian Ocean, recognized by its thick cream body and prominent bright red conical knobs arranged along its five arms. They are omnivorous/carnivorous feeding on algae, sponges, soft corals, clams, tuber worms, and other slow moving invertebrates. They can grow up to 12 inches in diameter and inhabits shallow tidal pools all the way down to reefs 100m (330 ft) deep.
The 16×20in piece contains upcycled red, cotton yarn and freshwater pearls.
Includes a light colored, solid oak frame.
Did you know? Red Knobbed Starfish (Potoreaster Linckii) are marine invertebrates native to the Indian Ocean, recognized by its thick cream body and prominent bright red conical knobs arranged along its five arms. They are omnivorous/carnivorous feeding on algae, sponges, soft corals, clams, tuber worms, and other slow moving invertebrates. They can grow up to 12 inches in diameter and inhabits shallow tidal pools all the way down to reefs 100m (330 ft) deep.
The 16×20in piece contains upcycled red, cotton yarn and freshwater pearls.
Includes a light colored, solid oak frame.
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