Help ID These African Cichlids

[ScottyMo]

I am getting ready to set up a 50 gallon aquarium in a week or so for these african ciclids who are in a 30 gallon tank at the moment. So I guess what I am wondering is if these fish are compatible with one another to be in the same tank. So if anyone can help identify them it would be greatly appreciated
ScottyMo

 

[Freakgecko91]

The first is a firemouth (thoricthys meeki; Central American) the second is an African (mbuna of some sort, I'm not good with Africans), last one is a Jack Dempsey (another Central American)

 

[Joshfishguy]

Jack Dempsey is the second

 

[Malawimaddness]

First is a fire mouth second is a Keyni and third is a Texas cichlid

 

[Freakgecko91]

Noooo...the second is most definitely not a JD and the third is certainly not a texas

 

[Malawimaddness]

Here is a google image of a Texas cichlid looks vet similar to me

 

[msumpter87]

I'm no expert but I have personally raised multiple batches of Texas cichlids from egg to 10+ inch monsters and have never seen a juvenile or adult that looked like any of the pics posted. They may be a hybrid but not pure Texas.

 

[Tbox]

ScottyMoes third pic is a f10 Dempsey.

 

[garfy]

1 Firemouth

2 Kenyi

3 Jack Dempsey

Positive on this.

 

[Wyomingite]

1 Firemouth

2 Kenyi

3 Jack Dempsey

Positive on this.

Plus 1. There isn't anything 'bout the Dempsey to suggest a hybrid, either. Pretty straight up IDs, the only African is the kenyi, the other two are Central American.

WYite