Please I.D.

[Jmart159]

Mayan hybrid was the first thing that came to mind when I saw the photos.

 

[mou86afa]

he "this fish" make me so confuse even more now....not as in begging as try to know his id and win a bet... now the confuse change to know how he get in

i got him and another more couple fish as red devil/midas fry about 1" or even -maybe- less all other have a the golden color no spots or any marks on their bodies and toke the normal shape of rd/midas
maybe one of granny is mayan may be ??

 

[fishticuffs]

i almost think amphilophus x festae- or uro(mayan)

 

[mou86afa]

here is his twin from the same egg batch
now i hope it be a fader FH hehehehe "is it??? "
however she seems to be rd/midas to me -until now -

and here is he again

thanks guys

 

[mou86afa]

i got it - i think -
he is "Midas X Mayan hybrid " i got some info while searching the midas-mayan is found in natural as NAS - Nonindigenous Aquatic Species as an exotic fish

i didn't find any photos of this hybrid but according to his shape and the hints u gave to me n the mayan and the description i found it 95% Cichlasoma citrinellum x C. urophthalmus a.k.a midas X mayan hybrid


thanks guys

 

[Gruff Master]

The darker spots on the body and just beneath the eye resemble faint Trimac characteristics to me. I think this is a FH attempt.

 

[ExoticGREEN]

chancho

 

[mou86afa]

so its a mayan-midas right ??

 

[baldtaxguy]

chancho

Very wrong.

Its a hybrid and you'll never really know of what unless you or someone you know did the crossing.

 

[Gruff Master]

Very wrong.

Its a hybrid and you'll never really know of what unless you or someone you know did the crossing.

He's right. It's definitely not Chancho. All these replies are basically guesses. Without knowing the parents, you can't know for certain what this fish is a hybrid of.