What do I have here?

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onedayaway

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Just wondering if anyone could ID this fish for me. They were labeled red devils at the LFS. Don't look anything like my red devil as a juvenile so I took a chance on 3 thinking they might be something neat. This is the biggest one if the attached picture works. They have red / orange eyes and the biggest one almost has red tinted fins. 1" to 2" in length. So what do I have here?!

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duanes

duanes

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Looks like one of the Amphilophus species, cold be one of the barred type from Nicaragua. But hard to tell exactly. they are very similar.
Below is Amphilophus sp amarillo
 
fug202

fug202

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Here is a 4.5" male A. lyonsi. I believe that the dark spot ringed in blue on the caudal peduncle is always quite distinct in this species. It may be occur in other Amphilophus species as well, but I don't see it in the OP's photo. Also, the mouth seems to have more pronounced lips.

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Brobstfish

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fug202 said:
Here is a 4.5" male A. lyonsi. I believe that the dark spot ringed in blue on the caudal peduncle is always quite distinct in this species. It may be occur in other Amphilophus species as well, but I don't see it in the OP's photo. Also, the mouth seems to have more pronounced lips.

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I have seen many trimacs with similar "flowers" on the peduncle, although I can see why you would think that. Upon re reading the post it is most likely an unfaded midevil, due to the fact that is was labeled as a red devil in the store.



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