Copperband Butterfly, Chelmon rostratus. size:small but may become aggressive towards

but may become aggressive towards other Butterflies with a similar pattern or coloration in smaller tanks

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Bellus Angelfish are best housed as a male-female pair or small harem of one male and few females in a 125-gallon or larger aquarium

Copperband Butterfly, Chelmon rostratus. size:small but may become aggressive towardsDescription The copperband butterfly (Chelmon rostratus), has a long, narrow nose and mouth used for hunting into crevices and holes for food. The Copperband Butterflyfish has yellow orange vertical bands with a black edging. It has a false eyespot on the rear of the dorsal fin. This is a difficult fish to mistake for any other. The Copperband Butterflyfish is a difficult fish to feed; it is a shy and deliberate feeder that may need a variety of foods