Let's play "what's in the bag" game...

[cichlidfish]

Any guesses?

 

[ragin_cajun]

young Amph of some type?

 

[Rodders02]

Rivulatus? Or something thorichthys?

 

[duanes]

Because at a young age, most Centrals look so much like each other, it's hard to tell.
But my first impression was Cribroheros longimanus

 

[Stanzzzz7]

Looks like a juvenile pasionis to me.

 

[cichlidfish]

Looks like a juvenile pasionis to me.

We have a winner lol!

I have 6 of those and 2 of something else (bottom pic).

Tip: they are another earth eater CA cichlid.

Duane is right though, it's tough on an ID at that size.

 

[cichlidfish]

Also Duane you are close.

 

[Stanzzzz7]

Is the last one robertsoni?

 

[cichlidfish]

Is the last one robertsoni?

Yup.

2 c. Robertsoni. They look a lot like those longimanus don't they?
I needed more robertsoni in my life. One of my favorite fish.
I asked about the catch locations on both sp., but they are many generations of tank raised fish.

 

[Stanzzzz7]

Th

Yup.

2 c. Robertsoni. They look a lot like those longimanus don't they?
I needed more robertsoni in my life. One of my favorite fish.
I asked about the catch locations on both sp., but they are many generations of tank raised fish.

They do look like them,I think robertsoni is a little more elongated though.
Be nice to see those pasionis develop. I look forward to seeing more updates on those.