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"R. W. Wolff" wrote:
> Well, then there must be varieties of it. The pictures I have seen looked
> like hyper colored texas cichlids with longer dorsal and anal fins. Nothing
> like the red parrot cichlid. One web site did mention that there are several
> fish going by this name, some are deformed , some are not. It also said the
> more natural forms , but with longer fins and intense color, were worth
> more. Those were the fish I thought were nice looking. I equate them to some
> of the pretty hybrid sunfish I catch.
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