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11-02-2003, 02:35 AM
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There are lots of reef safe butterflys, buy one, put it in your tank, and if it dosent eat your corals, its reef safe. if it does eat your corals, well its not reef safe. Its luck of the draw with butterflys.
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11-02-2003, 04:12 AM
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Here's a funny Copper banded butterfly story for you.
So EmilyB has a brain coral and a Copperbanded butterfly named Cooper. Cooper picks on the brain coral in EmilyB's tank so she sells the brain to Canadian Man. Canadian Man get's a bigger tank (230g) and buys Cooper from EmilyB. Same brain coral and fish go into Canadian Man's tank and Cooper doesn't even look at the Brain.   As you can see, much of the same info Deepblueaquatics told you. Flip and coin 
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11-02-2003, 04:24 PM
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Ready and Waiting
 I am off on Monday Deb. But don't really want to drive much. Are you going to be around on Monday? PM me
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