copper banded butterfly fish

[Reef-Keeper]

Originally Posted by leveldrummer

gentlemen, lets just calm down, people have different experiences, this fish, like many others, may or may not be troublesome with a reef, it is a fish to fish basis, and i dont think either of you were trying to burn up the other, so lets just agree to disagree and get back to your personal experiences, and be friends.

Originally Posted by reefjunkie30241

Somebody just throw a puch for goodness sake and LETS GET IT ON!!!!!!!

im done

[jrpdriver]

Originally Posted by reefjunkie30241

Somebody just throw a puch for goodness sake and LETS GET IT ON!!!!!!!

That's funny

[Reef Master]

there are many fish that are classified as NOT reef safe by many LFS. Lionfish are called NOT reef safe by many places. We all know they are reef safe. Generally all triggers are NOT reef safe. We all know many triggers are. So in all if it works for you great if not.......stinks to be the person trying to catch the fish

[kwdelre]

Man i can't believe that got so heated over a dumb Coral Band....guess I won't add my experience with them...LOL!!!

[chrischris]

they nip at zoos MOST OF THE TIME but like all fish some will and then there will be a few that woulnt if you are going to get one id look for one that has been setup in a reef for a while with no problems

[steamboatwv]

I had one a long time ago, he did great for quite a while, then all of a sudden decided he wanted a change in diet and started eating my polyps, so had to take him and trade him in for a different fish. had him for almost a year before he started doing it. so one fish can be good for a long time then just change his mind on ya.. lol.

[jrpdriver]

Originally Posted by kwdelre

Man i can't believe that got so heated over a dumb Coral Band....guess I won't add my experience with them...LOL!!!

I didn't get heated over his experience with the fish, I got heated over the way he chose to reply, by the way that was 7 months ago