Help With Id

[cabinetmkr39]

[attachment=349eacock011.jpg][attachment=350eacock8.jpg][attachment=351eac
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[phishphorphun]

You have a Aulonocara Jacobfreibergie. Not sure which location. Could be a "Lemmon Jake" .

An old picture of mine from three years ago...

 

[maddog10]

I don't think it is a "lemon Jake" because of the dorsal margin and it looks more orange than yellow.

Looks like a young "Carolinae" to me.

 

[phishphorphun]

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Looks like a young "Carolinae" to me.[/b]

Agree.

 

[dogofwar]

It's a jake (Aulonocara jacobfreibergi) but not a lemon jake.

Maybe Otter Point: http://www.cichlid-forum.com/profiles/species.php?id=1383, but it's really not possible to tell conclusively.

Pretty fish, though..

 

[phishphorphun]

I used to raise Otter Points. They aren't always the same coloration. If you look through the sample profiles of the CF reference that was made, there are at least four different colors in the images. I guess it could be one. The Carolinae normally has a shallower and longer caudal than the fish we are trying to id.

Here is the last of my strain. Old picture...

 

[SubMariner]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (maddog10 @ Mar 23 2008, 01:03 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div>

I don't think it is a "lemon Jake" because of the dorsal margin and it looks more orange than yellow.

Looks like a young "Carolinae" to me.

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I concur with Mike!

 

[marge618]

Wow! :addpics2:

I hope you all keep discussing this one. I am loving the Malawi Peacocks pictures. So far I wish I had one of each of those fish shown!

David: Please make sure you remember to post pictures of this fish as it matures!
Then we will know whether it is a jake (Aulonocara jacobfreibergi) Lemon, Otter Point, or "Carolinae".
It's like unveiling, or painting the fish with fantastic colors!

Later,
Marge