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![]() Ctenochaetus truncatus is the Indian Ocean variety, which has the spots instead of the stripes of the Pacific variety (C. strigosus - Yelloweye Tang). I don't think it really matters though, they're basically the same fish.
Last edited by Mandosh; 12-31-2010 at 12:04 AM. |
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![]() Is not yellow eye tang with strip? This one has dots
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![]() Quote:
common name is spotted bristletooth tang. |
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![]() +1 to Mandosh. He is just an Indian ocean variety or the Yellow Eyed Kole Tang. Awesome fish.
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