Show off your Tangs

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I agree love the pics!
 
is your Chevron older ? I read that they lose their color or it changes after the juvenile stage
No he's actually younger. (Or smaller at least by an inch). His specimen is just superior to mine.

They do lose color at some point but even mature the salt and pepper look some sport is gorgeous. I think fully transitioned adults are just as beautiful as the juveniles.

They do have an ugly teenage stage though with odd dull brown color. The patterns are still striking though
 
Here is a young adult and two full adults
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The goofy stage
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What I don't know is when they develop the yellow tail. It wonder if it's a regional variant or just another short stage in development. I've only ever had juveniles
 
Here is a shot with my yellow and blue tang swimming together my trigger is out of place but he is my favorite.They all get along great.
 

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