Need help identifying baby foxface

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Hello everyone! A few weeks ago I introduced a baby Foxface into my 75 gallon aquarium. I have a 5-6 inch one spot foxface in my larger tank that I've had for over 3 years.
I ordered this baby online and It was stated this was a one spot (Siganus unimaculatus).
Which type of foxface is this? Do baby one-spots have different coloration at certain ages? Is it possible this coloration is due to stress? All other fish are healthy and parameters are stable!

Temp: 75F
Salinity: 1.025
PH: 8
Nitrate: 5
Nitrite: 0
Ammonia: 0
Unsure of phosphate but assume proportional to nitrate.

Any help would be appreciated!

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Looks identical to my young foxface. The one I bought was not listed as a one spot though.
 
My one spot fox looks like that when upset or getting ready for sleep. So possibly stress. May change as it gets used to tank. This mine . Almost 5 inch long adult.
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What’s his approximate length? I also have a baby One spot foxface. When i first put him in my tank about 2 weeks ago he seemed stressed. So he wasn’t showing his spot. It was all black on his order body. As he got comfortable in the tank ( i think), his yellow color and black spot started showing. They grow fast btw.
This is my baby one spot now . He is about 1.5 inches.
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I was thinking about this thread the other day. My foxface’s spot is now starting to show. Maybe as they mature? Mine is now about 2”.
 

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