Identifying fish

[Crash89]

Hello,
Today i went to a zoo and in the aquarium section there was a beautiful display tank with angel fish, neon tetra, cardinal tetra, rummynose tetra, corydora,...
So a big community tank.
But there where a couple of fish i didnt really recognise. They look like cichlids.
Can you guys help me out?
They look to be no more then 1.5inch, they stayed in a group of 4.
Help would be appreciated. Since i would like then in my home aquarium (if i have the right setup for them)
{Sorry for any vocabulary mistakes, English is not my native language}

 

[Fishyboy🐟🐟🐟]

Hello,
Today i went to a zoo and in the aquarium section there was a beautiful display tank with angel fish, neon tetra, cardinal tetra, rummynose tetra, corydora,...
So a big community tank.
But there where a couple of fish i didnt really recognise. They look like cichlids.View attachment 1523176View attachment 1523177View attachment 1523178
Can you guys help me out?
They look to be no more then 1.5inch, they stayed in a group of 4.
Help would be appreciated. Since i would like then in my home aquarium (if i have the right setup for them)
{Sorry for any vocabulary mistakes, English is not my native language}

They do look like baby African cichlids, maybe obi? Idk tho to be honest that’s my best guess
(Your doing great with the English I make more spelling mistakes lol)

 

[Hybridfish7]

Hello,
Today i went to a zoo and in the aquarium section there was a beautiful display tank with angel fish, neon tetra, cardinal tetra, rummynose tetra, corydora,...
So a big community tank.
But there where a couple of fish i didnt really recognise. They look like cichlids.View attachment 1523176View attachment 1523177View attachment 1523178
Can you guys help me out?
They look to be no more then 1.5inch, they stayed in a group of 4.
Help would be appreciated. Since i would like then in my home aquarium (if i have the right setup for them)
{Sorry for any vocabulary mistakes, English is not my native language}

Some kind of ob zebra mbuna. Something that shouldn't be in a south American community tank

 

[Deadeye]

Definitely mbuna cichlids. I’m not sure on the black one but the two spotted ones are orange blotch zebra cichlids (I believe just a morph of the standard red zebra). They are a larger mbuna (6-7 inches) and are pretty aggressive. They would be best in a 75+ gallon tank.
As said, they do not mix well with most South Americans, as they require much different water and are far meaner.

 

[dmyersWv]

I think OB Peacocks. Possibly mbuna. African for sure.

 

[Crash89]

Thanks for the feedback,
I thought they weren't from South America, i would've recognized them.
Strange that they where in that tank tho

 

[Hybridfish7]

I think OB Peacocks. Possibly mbuna. African for sure.

I am inclined to say peacocks would be pointier, but given that angle there's a chance you could be right. I feel like peacocks would have bigger eyes higher up on the head though.

 

[dmyersWv]

Either way, they could cause some issues with the other fish. Both are to aggressive for tankmate when full grown.