I suspect it needs to grow a bit before you will be able to tell what species it is.
From WIKIPEDIA :
There are 15 known species of peacock bass and two more
ichthyologists have yet to name. Their common names vary greatly depending on the country, region, stage of development and local anglers. Below is a complete list of the
taxonomic,
binomial names for these cichlids, along with four English common names.
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- Cichla intermedia (royal peacock bass)
- Cichla jariina
- Cichla kelberi
- Cichla monoculus
- Cichla melaniae
- Cichla mirianae
- Cichla nigromaculata
- Cichla ocellaris (butterfly peacock bass or butterly peacock cichlid)
- Cichla orinocensis
- Cichla pinima
- Cichla piquiti
- Cichla pleiozona
- Cichla temensis (speckled peacock bass, but three-barred peacock bass while spawning)
- Cichla thyrorus
- Cichla vazzoleri
The two species without taxonomic names are the
Rio Travessao peacock bass and
Rio Paru peacock bass.
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