Cichlid Guessing Game CA & SA Cichlids

DMD123

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Alright here is mine:


And at least I will give a hint: Native to coastal rivers of Pacific Panama. It's known from the TuÃra, Chucunaque and Bayano river drainages.

Tends to inhabit large, permanent bodies of water including lakes and ponds, although it's also been recorded in slow-moving parts of rivers. It particularly favours submerged rocky walls and banks, where it swims among the crevices.
 

DMD123

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TerenceH said:
Us African guys.... HAHA!!! Let's not start this conversation. :)
OK, as long as you dont say that this one looks like the other two! :lmfao:
 

Madness

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Amphilophus calobrensis
 

DMD123

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madness said:
Amphilophus calobrensis
That is correct! :D

Identified in only 8 minutes, must have been too easy. I will have to find something really difficult for the next one.
 

DMD123

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We need a hint. Is this the normal color version of the fish or a variant?
 

Madness

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DMD123 said:
Man this one is tough. I actually found the exact picture on-line and they had it listed as the Cichlasoma trimaculatum

http://www.fishphoto.tk/cichlids/cichlasoma-trimaculatum

So I am not crazy! They have it mislabeled on this site.
WOW, nice find. Ya that picture is out of place.

Anthraxx said:
how about a cichlid from a region i might know.. u SA/CA guys... give the rest of us a shot here.
South American, only gets around 3-5", found in the Amazon River basin. It is a recently new genus. Say found in 1996. (hint)

fishman09 said:
cryptoheros myrnae
Nope. :lol:



DMD123 said:
We need a hint. Is this the normal color version of the fish or a variant?
Yes it is a normal color. The picture makes it look huge but does not get very big. Found in Ecuador, and Columbia.
 
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