That is certainly a fish from the Pundamilia complex. I'm be tempted to say young Pundamilia nyererei "Makobe Island" but would be more confident if I knew if they are juveniles.jbgd99 said:thanks. could be, but are their other fish that look similar? I was told they are not that aggressive....
Well, if they are nyererei, which looks likely you were told wrong. There are a number of different nyererei, and then some tank versions as well. Which you have is hard to tell, until it is fully coloured up.jbgd99 said:thanks. could be, but are their other fish that look similar? I was told they are not that aggressive....
I think that is the best guess. Kyoga flamebacks were previously referred to as Hap sp "allred Kyoga/Nawampassa". There seems to be a great deal of variation in the Kyoga flamebacks being sold in the hobby today. But as your fish gets older, the amount of red coloration should increase over what appears in the OP's picture.koslonc said:In my opinion, what you have is the following: