[Poserpanda]

In this part of the water,
thirteen nautical miles away from the shore of the beach,
Invasive SeaStars lay their eggs.
These eggs have two main colors that define how an adult SeaStar will look.
Adolescent SeaStars only take on one color,
growing into their secondary skin after a shed.
You can manipulate what colors the eggs have,
by placing them in warm or cool water,
depending on the warmth or chill of the color you wish for.

[Poserpanda]

SeaStars break off a little piece of themselves to create SeaStar eggs. However, unlike most creature's offspring, the main and secondary colors are not passed on to the eggs. We thought that since the eggs shared colorful similarities, that they would resemble the parent. The only visible difference is the mouth hue and how many circles of teeth the SeaStars grow during their Adolescent stage. SeaStars use these awful, square teeth to eat coral so that it can better suit their lazy butts. They hardly move, and the perfect hollow is important to each SeaStar.