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Hi there - I recently picked up this Bristletooth Tang that is still young. I believe it is a yellow eye, but not sure. Anyone able to confirm exactly which type it is? Thanks.
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Looks like a Blue Eye kole tang, I have one myself, although there is a yellow eye variant with same colour markings
 
Hi there - I recently picked up this Bristletooth Tang that is still young. I believe it is a yellow eye, but not sure. Anyone able to confirm exactly which type it is? Thanks.
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I’d say this is likely a Blue Mouth/Lip Bristletooth Tang
 
I think of C. binotatus when I hear blue eye bristletooth, but I believe even small juveniles will have the spots on the tail fin. This one doesn't show them.

Blue lip (cyanocheilus) is a good guess.
 
I’d say this is likely a Blue Mouth/Lip Bristletooth Tang
Agree with this, I have one of these guys. He looks very similar just darker! The blue/purple color on the mouth is the same though. Rarer bristletooth. Love mine!
 

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