A blackbody at 0K has the same electromagnetic properties as a vac---absorbs everything sent to it, sends nothing back aside from vacuum fluctuations. So I suppose the answer to your question is "yes", sort of. But a physical blackbody at 0K will produce a different Casimir effect, I imagine. In other words, a conducting plate brought near a blackbody would have a different Casimir-effect force on it than a conducting plate adjacent to a vac.
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