Copperband and BTA

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Someone reassure me that a copperband will not eat my BTA, should have probably ask this question before now as I have just order 1 from Dr.Reef.
I know to some extent that that individual fish will behave differently, but I would like to hear some of your experiences with this combination. I do also have a small acan and he can eat that if that's what make him happy
 
My CBB doesn't even act interested in my BTA. Had him for years. Also doesn't care about acans.
 
My CBB eats aiptasia and has never shown any interest in my BTA's. I have 3 RBTA's, two of which are golfball size. I'm pretty sure that BTA's are NOT on the menu for CBB's.
 
I had a long nose butterfly and it didn’t care for any of my anemones , it ate aptasia/ feather dusters/ any worm it could find tho
 
My CBB eats aiptasia and has never shown any interest in my BTA's. I have 3 RBTA's, two of which are golfball size. I'm pretty sure that BTA's are NOT on the menu for CBB's.
That good news ,
I'm gaining confidence, let's hear some more please,
Thanks
 
one of my 3 is a zoanthid muncher. None of them bother LPS, although I have a Kleins' butterfly that loves to eat LPS other then Euphyllia.
 

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