I.D. help on this Victorian

[jcarson]

My fish son brought one of these home and was curious to know if anyone could id it. He bought it a lfs with too many fish in it to label it properly, he said the tank was huge and the whole right side was had fish names but could not sort it out and the guy didnt know either.
The fish he has looks like the 2 here the right of the picture.

 

[james99]

Could be Pundamilia nyererei, but I don't know alot about victorians. I would watch the fish hiding behind the filter intake, that's usually where they retreat to when being picked on.

 

[jcarson]

Could be Pundamilia nyererei, but I don't know alot about victorians. I would watch the fish hiding behind the filter intake, that's usually where they retreat to when being picked on.

Not my fish nor one of our tanks, we found it on another forum trying to id this fish. They dont know what it is either.
The Nyererei is the fish larger more colorful fish in the middle, I was refering to the ones right above and directly right of the Nyererei

 

[The Morning]

Looks like it could be some sort of piebald. Maybe red fin?

 

[james99]

Not my fish nor one of our tanks, we found it on another forum trying to id this fish. They dont know what it is either.
The Nyererei is the fish larger more colorful fish in the middle, I was refering to the ones right above and directly right of the Nyererei

Sorry, it could be paralabidiochromis redfin piebold, I can't see them too well in the pick. They look more like ob red zebras.

 

[jcarson]

Thanks for the input team! Googling "piebald hap" I think we have it this down to a female Haplochromis sp. "red fin piebald"
http://www.african-cichlid.com/RedfinPiebald.htm

james99 when my son brought this home he thought is was an ob zebra too. lol.