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That’s what I thought too! I was looking for a dussi and this was sold me as it. But the more and more I look at it it looks like a Fowleri.It's either a fowleri or dussumieri tang, but I can't tell which. It looks more like a fowleri though.
Thank you. I thought it was a black spot too. Anyway to tell?Young dussomieri or blackspot tang
the black spot (also called a barienne ) has a sleek purple/grey body with a characteristic black spot at the base of its tail. Its fins are orange and it has orange spots across its face.Thank you. I thought it was a black spot too. Anyway to tell?
So could it be a young black spot? If it doesn’t have a orange spots on its face?the black spot (also called a barienne ) has a sleek purple/grey body with a characteristic black spot at the base of its tail. Its fins are orange and it has orange spots across its face.
YES SirSo could it be a young black spot? If it doesn’t have a orange spots on its face?
Thank you. Would love to hear an answer@4FordFamily has a illustration showing the differences, but I can't find it.
I think it's a Fowlei, though until full-adult coloration it is difficult to be sure. I don't have an illustration, unfortunately.
I forgot I ever made that! Haha good find!!Found it
Case of mistaken Tang Identity
Can someone please help me identify this Tang? It was sold to me under the common name "Eye Spot" and is quickly becoming one of my wife's favorite fish as it has great colors and a good personality. Is it A. bariene? Or A. dussumieri? Something else? We are leaning towards A. bariene...www.reef2reef.com
I remembered that it was really good work...maybe illustration was the wrong word.I forgot I ever made that! Haha good find!!