I´ve got a ton of ´free´ fish from my dad since he´s quiting the hobby. One of them is a copperband butterfly.
It´s currently in my coral quarentine. Since it´s nutoriously hard to keep I had a few questions.
Is this a good way to feed it or not?
I´m running some of the smaller fish through a tank transfer method quarentine combined with anti fluke/worms medicine. My yellow tang made it through that procedure fine
Wondering if this one will.
And that brings me to the final question, how bad of an idea would it be to add him to the main display with my yellow tang.
I know this little guy isn´t entirely coral safe, for now he has no interest in my zoas in the QT ... but who knows. He already whiped out all the tiny feather dusters that were on the corals I just bought.
It´s currently in my coral quarentine. Since it´s nutoriously hard to keep I had a few questions.
Is this a good way to feed it or not?
I´m running some of the smaller fish through a tank transfer method quarentine combined with anti fluke/worms medicine. My yellow tang made it through that procedure fine
Wondering if this one will.
And that brings me to the final question, how bad of an idea would it be to add him to the main display with my yellow tang.
I know this little guy isn´t entirely coral safe, for now he has no interest in my zoas in the QT ... but who knows. He already whiped out all the tiny feather dusters that were on the corals I just bought.
