What about the orange-striped bristle-tooth, Ctenochaetus striatus?
http://www.marinelifephotography.com/fishes/surgeonfishes/ctenochaetus-striatus.htm
Saw some recently at a local shop, and they look a _lot_ like this guy as youngsters. As adults, their patterning changes to a darker ground with finer pinstriping, but they keep those elegant fins.
~Bruce
Why not take a picture of him in the water? IMO, he is a orange-striped bristle-tooth. The spot at the base of the tail in this fish is c/w bristle tooth, not clown tang.
Best of luck
He is in the quarantine tank now, mostly in the hiding yesterday evening. I'll try to take a picture when I get home from work.
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That is not a clown tang
What about the orange-striped bristle-tooth, Ctenochaetus striatus?
http://www.marinelifephotography.com/fishes/surgeonfishes/ctenochaetus-striatus.htm
Saw some recently at a local shop, and they look a _lot_ like this guy as youngsters. As adults, their patterning changes to a darker ground with finer pinstriping, but they keep those elegant fins.
~Bruce
I'm going to agree here... The face looks more like a bristletooth than a mean clown tang...