What clownfish are these?

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One appears to have a lighter face than the other. What are these called?

I’m not sure on their age but I’m almost sure they’re young. Do you know what they will look when they are adults?
 
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Oh, I was thinking that these were juvenile black and white Ocellaris Clownfish that were getting their colorings.
 
Well, I just called the lfs where I bought them from, and they’re black ocellaris.
 
That orange one on ventral side is not from the clutch. I bought him a few months ago and he was completely orange. The one with the lighter face is the black and white ocellaris.
 
294923F0-B48B-4AAA-BB9A-A221602056B2.jpeg Here is my photon in comparison
 

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