My copperband died last night. It has been a great fish and by far my favorite fish. He didn't come out for breakfast andkinda just hide in his cave....when I knocked on the glass he just stuck his head out and rested it the rocks looking at me. I found him upside down in a corner and I moved him back to his cave where he dissappeared....I have not seen him since.
Copperband Feeding
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seffieuk
I used to be indecisive but now I'm not so sure!
Really sorry for your loss, they are a difficult fish to keep 
Seffie x
Seffie x
Thanx guys...
So anyway I got a Jimmy2 (copperband) and I have had him for about a month and just tonight he started eating. Bloodworm was the pick...again. For the past month he has been picking at the rocks and I have seen the number of worms reduced to close to nothing.
I am now a firm believer of Bloodworms.
I will keep you guys posted.
-Surf
So anyway I got a Jimmy2 (copperband) and I have had him for about a month and just tonight he started eating. Bloodworm was the pick...again. For the past month he has been picking at the rocks and I have seen the number of worms reduced to close to nothing.
I am now a firm believer of Bloodworms.
I will keep you guys posted.
-Surf
seffieuk
I used to be indecisive but now I'm not so sure!
milkton
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is it in a reef tank?? Do these usually tend to not eat your prized corals or is it more on the risky side? a bunch of sources tell me that no butterfly can resist a fresh clam on a half shell but according to your experience, i guess they're wrong. Another way to get fish to eat is to get them to see other fish eat.
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