I see no tailspotNo its not a festae, and Chris is wrong too.
It's a young Mayan Cichlid, Amphilophus Urophthalmus. Young ones have a nice blueish sheen to their sides, red fins and a tan orange coloured body. when they are stressed the bars will go dark, when chilled they will be a light grey/blue colour. they are much less aggressive than true festae. The individual I owned was very aggressive but they are good mixers.
Not sure why everyone jumps on the "hybrid" bandwagon, even a mod. I'm surprised how often this fish gets misidentified
I see no tailspot
No its not a festae, and Chris is wrong too.
It's a young Mayan Cichlid, Amphilophus Urophthalmus. Young ones have a nice blueish sheen to their sides, red fins and a tan orange coloured body. when they are stressed the bars will go dark, when chilled they will be a light grey/blue colour. they are much less aggressive than true festae. The individual I owned was very aggressive but they are good mixers.
Not sure why everyone jumps on the "hybrid" bandwagon, even a mod. I'm surprised how often this fish gets misidentified


Low grade Texas mix, a lot of weird looking fish have been coming from the Red Texas bin recently. They used to be mostly Kamfa Flowerhorn and then they started selling low grade Red Texas but now I have no clue what they are selling.