They are a really cool fish. Several long articles have been published, as they have been a mystery as to how to get them to eat reliably for most of this decade. Much more is now known. But as this forum shows...everyone has a story about the success or failure with one of them. But as I have mentioned a few pages back, I am more interested about hearing stories about keeping one at least half it's natural lifespan, taking into account the fish might be a few years old before it hits your home reef. If you have had a fat one for years...you have really succeeded I think. But a few months is what we were proud to keep coral alive for, a few decades back. Now I look back on all the pretty coral I slaughtered because I wasn't smart enough, or technology wasn't there to make my purchase something that would last years rather than months. While many on this forum have had success with this fish, there are far too many, myself included, that have for now given up and waiting for better stock or clarity in long term care for this crazy cool little fish. ORA might be part of the answer...but I have heard hit and miss tails with even their feeding habits.
