wild fish?

[blueblue]

I have read a fish from the following link posted by a trader:
http://my.so-net.net.tw/bigrice/ap_agazizii_itaya_super_red.htm
He claims on his web that it is a wild fish from Rio Itaya...

From my experience, i am very sure that it's a fish inherited
from the tank-bred double red aggie (i.e. should be called a tank-bred
fish, F1, F2, ...)!! ... or it is a fish coming from the trick
that the infant fish are basically tank-bred, and then all are placed inside a net floating in the Amazon river (i.e. so-called "wild!!")... and the fish are then kept and sold as wild fish!!

In fact, the real wild "red-tail" Aggie from Rio Itaya are the parents of the
double-red aggie that we find in the market today... Of course, the tail will never ever be as red as the one showing in the link.

What do you think?

 

[Mike Wise]

They do look too colorful for wild caught red aggies to me. I have seen photos of similarly colored fish from the wild, but the red was not so extensive.

 

[kribs]

I have seen a lot of aggies Wild and Tank Raised but i have never seen a wild with that deep color like th pic or the extended color. I have seen Double Reds that look like that always though.

 

[blueblue]

Thanks Mike and Kribs very much for the comments.
So, are there any friends who have seen a wild fish
like this one? I personally have never ever seen a real
wild fish like this one...