Racoon Butterflies???
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saltman23
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i had one that did pick at my polyps sometimes.
but i have seen some in a full reef setting and not bother any of the corals.
just depends on which one you get!
but i have seen some in a full reef setting and not bother any of the corals.
just depends on which one you get!
sepulatian
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Originally Posted by kronnk7
http:///forum/post/2480080
cool, I'm going with alot of lps and sps. I love zoos so I'm not sure about a racoon. The copper banded is just so commom anymore. Anyone else??
The raccoon is so much easier that the copper band. They grow to almost eight inches. In a reef though he will eat your corals. They are robust and will greedily attack even stinging anemones. It is suggested that if this fish will not eat, to place a small anemone in the tank for him to feed off of. This should tell you a lot. They are easily fed, but their natural diet is corals and inverts, along with the meaty foods that they will eat. This should tell you that as they age they will attack the corals more and more.
http:///forum/post/2480080
cool, I'm going with alot of lps and sps. I love zoos so I'm not sure about a racoon. The copper banded is just so commom anymore. Anyone else??
The raccoon is so much easier that the copper band. They grow to almost eight inches. In a reef though he will eat your corals. They are robust and will greedily attack even stinging anemones. It is suggested that if this fish will not eat, to place a small anemone in the tank for him to feed off of. This should tell you a lot. They are easily fed, but their natural diet is corals and inverts, along with the meaty foods that they will eat. This should tell you that as they age they will attack the corals more and more.