Please help identify.

[Oscar98]

SA and CA cichlids as far as we know at present can not hybridize.

Ok thanks. Well it still looks kinda wierd to me. Not exactly umbee not exactly texas nor green texas

 

[Mogurako]

After really studying this picture my best guess is a exCichlasoma uropthalmus (Mayan) x Herichthys carpintis/ cyanoguttatus (Texas) cross.

My reasoning is the body shape and the full tail spot resemble Uropthalmus and the spangles / lateral line spots resemble the Herichthys. I could be waaay off base but that's the best guess I can muster.

 

[cbourg746]

After really studying this picture my best guess is a exCichlasoma uropthalmus (Mayan) x Herichthys carpintis/ cyanoguttatus (Texas) cross.

My reasoning is the body shape and the full tail spot resemble Uropthalmus and the spangles / lateral line spots resemble the Herichthys. I could be waaay off base but that's the best guess I can muster.

I think you're in the right ballpark.

 

[HUKIT]

It's not one of mother natures.

 

[Oscar98]

It's not of mother natures.

Hahahahaha

 

[Freakgecko91]

Just a heads up, a red Texas is not actually a species, they're a hybrid even though a red devil from a big chain is 100% going to be a amphilophus citrinellum/labiatus hybrid anyway lol


And sounds about right mog

 

[bakermankg]

Appreciate the feedback I am getting. At some point I will post all suggested species on a dart board, close my eyes, and throw 2 darts. It will be a hybrid of wherever the darts land.