Can Someone Please Identify These Two?

[Supraman]

Ok I got a bunch of kenyi for 5$ but these are the two odd balls. I believe one is a blue convict while the other I'm not sure on.

Blue convict?

And the mystery cow! It's so mean it chases my big male kenyi around the tank!

Thanks for the help!

 

[Smelliot]

They appear to be fish, I hope this helps.

 

[DiddleBug]

Haha! Yep, I'm pretty sure they are!

 

[ech0o]

I keep seeing pictures of kenyis lol, no convicts.  Kenyis are either blue or yellow, or a right inbetween the 2.  Also, there are albino kenyi which are all pink.

The first one is a female, second one is a large male.

coonvicts are qutie different iand unmistakebable

 

[Supraman]

Maybe I was mistaken but there is another fish that is awfully close to a kenyi but a definite give away that the first is not a kenyi is the striping. All kenyi females I have seen have the stripes pointing Down. This one however has them going both up and down. I have currently 5 female kenyi and not one of them has multi direction stripes.

I hope that makes sense? Also you say the other is a large make kenyi, but if it was a male it would be yellow would it not? Females are known to change color to yellow when stressed out by the males when he's trying to get lucky as a sort of camouflage. But why would the male change to blue?

 

[ech0o]

The females are almost always blue, the males change around color very often.  It is EXTREMELY rare for a female to turn yellow, although it has been known to happen on rare occasions, and the yellowing is usually always a dominance struggle sign, trying to flash up to look a stronger fish.
 
I am not sure what you mean by the stripes, the stripes can certainly vary from fish to fish.
 
Here is a pic of a kenyi female i have in my community tank, I have never seen her turn yellow even slightly.  

 
The only other fish I can think of that will look very similar to the blue kenyi would be a blue peacock, they do have the more slender body like the fish you pictured, as a small fish you probably would have trouble comparing the 2, but as the peacock grew so would its dorsal fin and coloration would change, they get some underlying reflective coloring.