Apisto id needed

[Gillie]

Saw these today, obviously mislabeled as aggassizi. the look like a regani group possibly cruzi type, but that's as far as it goes for me. The photos aren't great, they kept chasing small A. thomasi and wouldn't stay still long.http://rs719.pbsrc.com/albums/ww194/gillie_photos/20150228_122706.jpg~320x480
http://rs719.pbsrc.com/albums/ww194/gillie_photos/20150228_122648.jpg~320x480
http://rs719.pbsrc.com/albums/ww194/gillie_photos/20150228_122235.jpg~320x480

 

[mixmixi]

That caudal spot makes me think it belongs to regani group. I could be well wrong but it might be A. regani

 

[Frank Hättich]

It's definitely a regani complex species. The pictures are not very good, but I tend towards A. paulmuelleri (maybe the less colorful form, formerly also known as "Peru regani").

 

[Gillie]

Thanks for the replies, I'm going to pick up a pair today as I'm sure that no matter what they are, I haven't kept them before. Better pictures to come.

 

[Gillie]

Well, they only had males left but I found a tank full of Allpahuayo marked and priced as cacatuoides. All in all even though I didn't get my pair of mystery fish, I was still able to walk away with a pair that I've been looking for.