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ID's on these ladies
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A species in the agassizii-sublineage. I'm pretty certain which species it is, but need more information to be certain. Check the 'sticky' in the "South American Cichlid Identification" sub-forum and answer as many of the question as possible.
Thanks for your reply. These fish were sold as ' alenquer'. I'm just curious as I bought these 2 and a male and my male is a cacatuoide triple red as you can see from the attached photo.
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Certainly a mis-matched trio. Your females appear to be one of the forms of A. agassizii, but I don't think they are A. cf. agassizii (Netz) Alenquer. They look more like a domestic form of A. agassizii, possibly a red morph.
Ah it's all very confusing to me ha ha. Thanks for your input
