What tang is this?

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Big chance it is pale due to stress and still getting used to its new surroundings.

My money is still on striatus.
Maybe cyanocheilus.
I guess time will tell
 
A LFS, that I get my saltwater from when I’m lazy, labeled this a Eibli Mimic Tang.

And I told them in a British accent….

“Dear Sir, that would not be the proper name for this magnificent creature. This sir would be a Eibli Angle.”

Then some LOL’s were givens….


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Well he’s in there with a whitetail bristletooth and all seems fine, hopefully it will stay that way
 
Any idea what he is now? He’s got some colors now
 

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yup looks that way, pics don’t do him justice
 
So yes it definitely looks to be a bristletooth but what kind?
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Im a bit late to this but…
If its like this, its a Ctenochaetus striatus - and don’t go by the brown colour, they can be everything from brown to grey depending on behaviour.
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Any idea what he is now? He’s got some colors now
My money is definitely on striatus, it’s getting the proper browns and oranges that those guys get.
 
Im a bit late to this but…
If its like this, its a Ctenochaetus striatus - and don’t go by the brown colour, they can be everything from brown to grey depending on behaviour.
Striated Bristletooth Tang.jpeg
is that your fish? looks amazing
 
My money is definitely on striatus, it’s getting the proper browns and oranges that those guys get.
yeah definitely, that’s what I lm thinking now at this point, it’s getting prettier and prettier every day
 

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