Let's have another go at this fish ID!

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Here it is yet again. Let the guessing begin.

 

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BigOh

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Looks like an African Cichlid hybrid of some sort.

 

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some sort of african

 

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Here's another angle of the same fish.

 

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Anyone ever seen anything like this before tho? Someone's gotta know what it's a hybrid of.

 

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BigOh

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Aulonocara x ??

 

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This ain't some homebred fish I don't think, I've seen them for sale quiet a few times, but the shop keepers has no clue what it is. So I had thought someone would know what it is or what it's a hybrid from, like the blood parrot, it's origins are widely known.

 

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I agree part Aulonocara and oddly enough, I want to say Tilapia mossambicus. Something about the face.

 

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I think that you have is a female red zebra. Hopefully I have the pics of their fish and I will send them to you once I find them. But I am sure that is was they are called.

 

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I can guarantee you that it is not a female red zebra.