Is this how my green texas should look????

[cichlid fiend]

Pretty girl!!

 

[loureyes]

I had a male that was identical to her. It was sold to me as a red head texas I doubt that is what it is. I was thinking tex terror or something. anyways sweet pick up

 

[Sab_Fan]

certainly looks to be part h. carpintis . . . what it was crossed with, no idea . . .

 

[ClassicDilla]

Thats funny it was sold to me as a red tex. Here is a recent pic from today sorry about the flash.

 

[dvega]

looks like a grey texas mix

 

[goblinriff]

it does look to be a hybrid I was gonna show my escondido in breeding colors but the pic came out too big

 

[FishingOut]

Nice fish goblin.

On second thought without the stress bars, i think i may see some terror in there. This was probably an attempt at a red tex that never truly faded. Nice looking girl and im almost sure of H.Carpintis X C. Festae.

 

[FishFreak95]

Thats what I thought at first, but this could fall into the 10%tile. Tex X Con's can turn in BEASTS. Ex: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUm7hNpWzjo
Through the process of elimination there is not too much a tex could successfully breed with to create these bars in offspring. This narrows it down to Probably convict. More unlikely Bared Midas. Even more unlikly a Festae.
Might even be full Carpintis just a rarer one, bc i dont see too much off from the tex body shape. The stress bars and pearls throw me off though.

That fish is a carpintis X texas.

 

[jcardona1]

looks to have some Mayan cichlid in it, c. uropthalmus?



or maybe even some Festae?

 

[DVS969]

It looks as if it is a Texas x Flowerhorn