Copperband Butterflyfish

Unique Appearance: It's easily identifiable by its long, narrow snout and distinct yellow-orange vertical bands with black edges.

False Eyespot: It has a false eyespot on its dorsal fin, likely to confuse predators.

Hunting Method: Its long nose and mouth are specialized for hunting food within small cracks and crevices.

Tank Size: It needs a very large tank, either a reef or a peaceful community setup.

Social Behavior: This fish should be kept alone, as it doesn't do well with other Copperband Butterflyfish or similar species.

Temperament: It's a peaceful fish and should not be housed with any aggressive or stressful tankmates.

Reef Compatibility: Be cautious when keeping it in a reef tank, as it may eat certain invertebrates like anemones and feather dusters.

Aiptasia Control: It's highly effective at controlling aiptasia (glass anemones), making it a popular choice for this purpose.

Difficult Feeder: The fish is known for being a very difficult and shy feeder.

Diet: It may require a variety of food options to entice it to start eating.