Settle a dispute.. Not a festae right!

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Jack Dempsey
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I wanna believe my powers of telling a festae from mayan by now. I see and raise baby mayan allll the time. But this other guy wants to believe the wholesaler (segrest) that its a true red terror. The tank says "rare!!!" and all. So am i nuts? Hea about 2". Colors are strong. Hes always at the back of the tank so clear pics super hard.



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Definitely not fastae. The tail spot is in upper half if it were fastae. I am guessing it is indeed mayan.

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Isnt he weird though? So much red and blue on the bottom fins. Im getting more to compare. Still looks like it will make an interesting grow out.


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Could be an unfaded Amphilophus species. I have seen quite a few look like that when young. Either way (as everyone has said), not Festae.
 
Looks like a feamle C. urophthalmus. The only thing I find odd is the "y" pattern that I have not seen on uros but is present on Festae. Maybe one of the Festae guys can set me strait on this. Otherwise it looks uro to me.
 
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