Tang ID?

[DrDNA]

This guy had been sent to Aqualife as a Fowler's tang. They said it wasn't, but didn't know what species it was. Anyway, I brought it home and it's eating well and doing great. I'm not sure what species it is... I am thinking it could be a "black spot tang" (Acanthurus bariene) but I'm really not sure.

Any guesses?

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[toky916]

Hybrid Achilles thing ?

 

[79chopperdr]

Google, Acanthurus blochii juvinille, see what you think.

Good looking fish.

 

[TigeBell]

Im guessing then same as 79chopperdr

 

[Saltwaternooby]

Bariene 100%

 

[tcoral]

bariene 100%

+1

 

[TOM BLEVINS]

Bariene 100%

+1

 

[mpoletti]

Acanthurus Dussumeri

A really old picture

 

[DrDNA]

Thanks everyone. Mark, dussumeri was my other choice when I looked it up in Axelrods book