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New fish! I've always loved the copperband butterfly but never was comfortable with the challenge of getting one to eat. Well I jumped off the deep end and decided to get one. I'm going to mix in some blood worms into my normal feed to see if that will entice it. I'll swing by one of the supermarkets and get some clams and stuff too, but not today.

The tomini swam over and showed the copperband his ankle blade, and the copperband in turn showed the tomini his multiple poison daggers, and the tomini decided he didn't want to fight after all.

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Everything is looking pretty and the fish are active because its dinner time and they know... so here's an FTS.

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Looking good. Lots of happiness happening in your tank!
 
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My friend brought over her Trachyphyllia geoffroy for rehab... got stung by I think she said a scoly and part of it is dying. I think the coral in question suffered a small amount of damage, but nothing like the trachy got. She says it's slowly getting bigger, the dead spot that is. LPS just florushis in my tank where her's is better for SPS, and LPS just kind of hangs in there. If I can recover it, and once she finds out why LPS do not like her tank, it goes back to her...

We get to enjoy it for a little while tho. :cool:

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Uggg, that's an ugly scar....
Yea, stuff is always falling over or getting flipped in her tank. I have a few acans from her that were in rough shape but are healing up in my tank. Hopefully this makes a recovery, it's a beautiful piece.
 

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Yea, stuff is always falling over or getting flipped in her tank. I have a few acans from her that were in rough shape but are healing up in my tank. Hopefully this makes a recovery, it's a beautiful piece.
How is the recovery coming? Would be a shame to lose such a beautiful LPS.
 

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