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I need help with an ID. Obviously not the Agassizii they were sold as. I have juveniles in this community tank, so this is not a female. The other two are smaller and have markings that are less bold.
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Help with species ID
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It is hard to say from this photo. It is a species belonging to the regani-lineage, but that narrows it down to 100+ species. From what I see it appears to belong in the resticulosa-complex, possibly A. sp. Wangenflecken???
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I know the picture is weak, but this fish doesn't spend much time in the open. He's in a 150 high with lots of hiding spaces. I just noticed juveniles maybe 15mm long the other day. I'll try to get a better shot at feeding time. Thanks for taking a stab at the ID.
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