cichlaguapote Fire Eel MFK Member Oct 2, 2006 9,023 17 62 Pripyat, Ukraine Apr 11, 2007 #11 IMO very hard to id from that pic.. It could be a number of things. Also how big is it?
M moespeaking Feeder Fish MFK Member May 9, 2006 209 0 0 Massachusetts Apr 11, 2007 #12 I retract my statement of parachromis even though I still feel it may be. The pic is just too blurry as you guys say.
I retract my statement of parachromis even though I still feel it may be. The pic is just too blurry as you guys say.
I Iggyliciious Jack Dempsey MFK Member Apr 3, 2007 25 3 33 SG Apr 12, 2007 #13 here are some at least better pics. >.< still srry for bad photos as im nt a photographer. its abt 2"
here are some at least better pics. >.< still srry for bad photos as im nt a photographer. its abt 2"
A -Asianguy- Feeder Fish MFK Member Dec 30, 2006 251 0 0 Honolulu Apr 12, 2007 #14 i wanna say jag too. but i don't remember my jags having vertical stripes like that. and my jags always had less spots. maybe its a hybred.
i wanna say jag too. but i don't remember my jags having vertical stripes like that. and my jags always had less spots. maybe its a hybred.
M|L the asian MFK Member Mar 29, 2005 5,368 14 92 MY LITTLE WORLD www.facebook.com Apr 12, 2007 #15 It's definitely not a jaguar/managuenses or anything close to it. Looks more like an Amphilophus sp.
---XR--- Jack Dempsey MFK Member Nov 11, 2006 4,111 23 38 Pa Apr 12, 2007 #16 definetly, not a parachromis but there is a number of different speices it could be
M Marc280106 Feeder Fish MFK Member Mar 11, 2007 697 0 0 Australia Apr 12, 2007 #17 That would be a Juvenile Amphilophus lyonsi. Parachromis?
F fishman76092 Gambusia MFK Member Apr 28, 2005 337 5 18 Trophy Club, TX Apr 12, 2007 #18 Probably not a lyonsi....not easily found here. It's definitely an Amphilophus (never could see Parachromis), probably an uncolored citrinellus/labiatus.
Probably not a lyonsi....not easily found here. It's definitely an Amphilophus (never could see Parachromis), probably an uncolored citrinellus/labiatus.
A ammerman19 Fire Eel MFK Member Jul 31, 2006 1,327 3 68 Indianapolis, IN Apr 12, 2007 #19 yup still have no idea other than I agree it's probably an amphilophus sp. pf some sort
I Iggyliciious Jack Dempsey MFK Member Apr 3, 2007 25 3 33 SG Apr 12, 2007 #20 wow... so many diff answers.... so hard to guess...