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Selling Copperband Butterfly Fish

SenorBubs

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Selling Copperband Buttefly, he's about 3" long and is eating frozen. $40
Located @ 08817

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Yeah he’s eating
 
Interested, and not far. I'm free all day tomorrow. Will pm.
 
interesteed in trading for a malanurus wrasse? I will be in Nj tomorrow 11am
Lol right, if you have a healthy CB that’s eating frozen, why would you need to re home him!? I’ve tried a few of these guys with no luck unfortunately.
 
Good question. I'm also curious if he munches on coral.

Lol right, if you have a healthy CB that’s eating frozen, why would you need to re home him!? I’ve tried a few of these guys with no luck unfortunately.
I'm wondering the same thing but bullying is also a possibility. I don't have anything exotic or expensive, just some zoas, shrooms and several euphellia. If it bothers them I'll rehome or donate to my lfs. $40 is not a big loss in this hobby.
 
I spoke with the op and he says his powder blue tang is bullying the cbb. I'll be picking it up in a couple hours.
 
Did he eat something he’s not supposed to?
I understand they eat aptasia...but do they also eat soft corals like hammers, duncans, etc?
 
I understand they eat aptasia...but do they also eat soft corals like hammers, duncans, etc?
They are often coral safe but like many fish some individuals won't be. The cbb that I had ate a duncan and started devouring my hammer corals before I was able to get him out.

Edit- BTW hammers and duncans aren't soft corals.
 
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