The blue one got sold to us as a super green Texas and the redish one was sold to us as a cross red devil cross ? Any ideas
What are my fish ?
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Neither one of those looks to have any Texas blood in them. A Green Texas x red devil would be a variant of red Texas. Red Texas look like thisThe blue one got sold to us as a super green Texas and the redish one was sold to us as a cross red devil cross ? Any ideas
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A super Green Texas isn't a thing but I assume it would be either a cyanoguttatus, a unfaded red Texas or a Thai GT.
Cyanoguttatus
Thai Gt
Unfaded Red Texas
They both look like mix a bunch different viejas, or maybe low quality Kamfas. I'm sorry but either the seller didn't know what they were talking about, or they lied to you. They don't look that bad, they are nice looking fish. If you crossed one of them with a Kamfa Flowerhorn, you could get some nice looking Kamfas. Also as long as you enjoy your fish I wouldn't care too much about what they are.
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Oh wow thanks heaps just really would love to know hay I have Ben researching a lot and I thought he might of been a Istlanum cichlid because he looks very the same and the red one might of been a red devil cross a lstalum but not really sure now after what you have said
Actually after looking up some istlanum Cichlids they do look similar, it seems that both of them may have some istlanum in them.
You can't really. They don't sell them like they do for dogs, I don't even know how you would test a fish anyway.
Yeah that’s what I thought I guess it going to keep me guessing do you think they look make it female I always thought the blue one was male and the red was female but not sure now
You'd have to take both of them out of the water and take a hi-def pic of their vents, that'd be really the only way to tell since they are hybrids, however if they aren't fighting I think It's safe to say they are male and female.