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Hi folks. I see some LFS always having one or more copperband butterflies in tanks stocking zoas. I figure this is because copperbands eat certain type of organisms that infest zoa colonies. Does anyone know if copperbands will eat nudibranches? Safe to keep these butterflies in mini reef tank?

many tks!

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Hi folks. I see some LFS always having one or more copperband butterflies in tanks stocking zoas. I figure this is because copperbands eat certain type of organisms that infest zoa colonies. Does anyone know if copperbands will eat nudibranches? Safe to keep these butterflies in mini reef tank?

many tks!

Copperband aren't exactly reef-safe.

"Reefs, like forests, will only be protected in long term if they are appreciated"
Dr. J.E.N. Veron
Australian Institute of Marine Science

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