Mysterious Tang Identification

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Hey guys, I work at a LFS and we received a juvenile tang that was given the wrong name and we can't figure out what species it is.. anyone think they can help? It's a little hard finding it among 80 something different species haha. Kind of shaped like a mimic tang but it's colouration is different. Thanks!
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Hey guys, I work at a LFS and we received a juvenile tang that was given the wrong name and we can't figure out what species it is.. anyone think they can help? It's a little hard finding it among 80 something different species haha. Kind of shaped like a mimic tang but it's colouration is different. Thanks!
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Square tail
 
It looks like an Acanthurus pyrofeus, mimicking the Half Black Angel. There’s another variety called Acanthurus tristis that I think mimics the Eibli Angel but they’re only collected from a very limited range, forget where.
 
Yup, mimic. Little thin, but a nice one. I’d snap that one up in a second. Unfortunately I live in the wrong C state.
 

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