Fish identification help

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I bought this from my local fish store but I can’t remember the name of it. I hope it is reef safe. Please advise if you can help.

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not sps reef safe, needs sps corals to survive unless its eating prepared fare for you, even at which will still need some sps, specifically acros ,to make it through acclimation
 
not sps reef safe, needs sps corals to survive unless its eating prepared fare for you, even at which will still need some sps, specifically acros ,to make it through acclimation
Right. Some people are successful in training them to eat prepared foods in addition to coral polyps, and they tend to be most successful with the species.
 

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