What butterflys can be kept in a reef?

[pennyguy23]

I know that a tinker can but are there any others that have been tried with success/failure.
Thanks

 

[Edge]

copper bands are seen in reefs occasionally. usually to fight aptasia invasions (I think the Austrailian ones are better at this but it's still a crap shoot).

ED

 

[thor32766]

longnose, pyrmaid, mulleris, copperbands they are all pretty much reef safe. They only thing that a few of those would eat are your tube worms.

 

[JamesJR]

The schooling bannerfish is also a good fish for the reef. be really careful to not mistake them for the regulr heniochus because they are not the same fish.

 

[GlobaLPimP]

I have had good luck with my copperband so far. He only eats aptasia and mysis though. It's a GREAT looking fish that we get lots of compliments on

 

[zemuron114]

the australian copperbands do 20x better then the other ones. The collection and handling of them is so much better.

i suggest marginalis from australia. they are a beautiful butterfly and related to the copperband (chelmon species)