ID PLZ, IS THIS A JAG OR NOT?

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Jack Dempsey
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sure is a jag, problby very gold jag, or mabey albino, though a have never seen an albin jaguar
 

rallysman

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Xanthic morph perhaps?
 

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well its deffenetly not albino because the eyes are black and not red/orange. looks like a jag tho.
 

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rallysman;646841; said:
Xanthic morph perhaps?
I'm no expert but If I remember right it's a golden managuense , it was discovered in a mix of fry that had a few like this . some were lighter some were darker and inbetween golden and what is the normal coloring of this fish. your was most likely a repeated breeding of two golden managuense's to obtain this very goldish look .

look at the website AQUA MOJO.com there are pic's of a golden managuense there..:D
 

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Cichlid_Keeper;646899; said:
well its deffenetly not albino because the eyes are black and not red/orange. looks like a jag tho.
an albino fish does not need red/or orange eyes
 

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Looks almost identical to a dominant male bay snook (red form) in breeding dress. The only thing throwing me off is that the jaws look a bit shorter (like a jag). This, however could be the angle of the fish in the picture...

Consequently, tonight I will be posting some pics of my pair of snooks next to their first clutch of eggs. It would be very interesting to compare your male to mine and se if they appear to be different species
 
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