are CBB really that hard?

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I’ve been hearing and doing hundreds of hours on research about the copper banded butterfly and been to multiple Lfs too grab their 2 cents, and from what i’ve gathered is that they aren’t hard you just need a healthy specimen that will eat prepared foods, lmk what you guys think, the more information the better
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Ok great, ive seen some people like get them start eating mussels, but yea i agree i think i should keep observing the fish at my LFS
 
I got one from Dr. Reef last year. It was fully quarantined and eating frozen food when it came.
Didn't have any issues with it after shipping.
 
Getting them to eat can be challenging and just because they are eating at a LFS doesn't mean they will continue after being moved. I like to condition them in an observation tank.

This one has been in observation for 60+ days because I'm also growing him out.
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