Tang ID and info. HELP

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Hello R2R,
I’m looking for some info on a tang I recently added to the tank after a QT.
It was sold as a “Lieutenant” which I didn’t believe upon buying it. It is hard to tell but it is very white in color with yellow almost blonde fins.it is a bristletooth type tang. And at first you might say Tomini tang but the fins a very rounded unlike a tomini and I’ve owned one before and this doesn’t have the marking on the body like one.

Any help would be great appreciated.

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Love seeing these kinds of post about different tangs.
im not sure if there is color markings above the gill plate so assuming there isn’t I would guess Atlantic blue tang going from juvie to adult. But I wouldn’t bet on it…..maybe a cheap coral but knowing I might lose;)
 
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Love seeing these kinds of post about different tangs.
im not sure if there is color markings above the gill plate so assuming there isn’t I would guess Atlantic blue tang going from juvie to adult. But I wouldn’t bet on it…..maybe a cheap coral but knowing I might lose;)
Thank you for the info!
Regardless it’s beautiful, brave …. For a tang and has a great appetite. I’m very happy with it just like to have a better understanding for the things in my tank.
 
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It has a slight dark spot hard to tell though. What are your thoughts?
Tricky bugger because I see the shadowing but not noticeable enough for me to call it a lieutenant. I’ve never raised one so hopefully someone that has chimes in.
 
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Tricky bugger because I see the shadowing but not noticeable enough for me to call it a lieutenant. I’ve never raised one so hopefully someone that has chimes in.
I agree with that, also the fish has a very bright almost luminescent blue on the outer most edge of the dorsal fin.
 
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