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We got this guy this week, and I am having trouble figuring out what type of bristletooth this is. It does not look like a tomini to me, and has the white tail.
Any thoughts?

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+1 to ctenochaetus flavicauda
and if you bought it for the price of a normal bristle tooth congratulations lol
We got him for $40, and mostly because I kept commenting on looking underfed. They tossed in some nori pellets and he ate. Got him home and he is a monster eater now.

Thank you for everyone’s help!
 
We got him for $40, and mostly because I kept commenting on looking underfed. They tossed in some nori pellets and he ate. Got him home and he is a monster eater now.

Thank you for everyone’s help!
200$+ fish you got a great pickup
 

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