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I'm pretty sure it is not a tropheus, but rather a Nicaraguense Cichlid or Hypsophrys nicaraguensis
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I am going to go with Armthehomeless' view here. It looks like a very young specimen. If I am correct he will grow to be a pretty big cichlid. From reading what I can find, they will grow to 20cm (8in) male and 16cm (6in) Females. Looking at a video of the fish the owner had them with Firemouths of Kribs. They both made those fish look 1/2 size. They are big bodied fish rather than long, which is why I am saying they get to be big fish.
What fish do Jesper have 180 WC T. Moorii Chilambo +1 Petro trewavasae.
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The fish is definately not a tropheus. It may look close, but it is not.
From the coloring the fish has in the flank, I'd suggest some kind of Central/SOuth American.
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