Killi Id - Some Kind Of Panchax?

[Assaye]

Bought this little guy (or girl) from P@H a couple of days ago. I assume it's some kind of panchax but I can't find a photo of anything similar. Any ID? Life expectancy? Adult size?

Here's my big panchax - I think it's a female golden wonder panchax but the fins seem the wrong shape. I can see an egg spot (I think) and she's about 3.5-4 inches long. Soft yellowy-gold all over the body and yellow fins with red rims. Doesn't really match any descriptions of female golden wonders that I have read (which all talk about grey and silver) but also doesn't look bright enough for a male and has what looks like an egg spot. Confused! Any ID?

 

[jacko32]

Epiplatys dageti monroviae

http/www.killi.co.uk/list.php

 

[Assaye]

Looks like I need to cool the tank down a bit . . . he's in a 28 litre with a male betta at the moment as he's far too small to go into his forever tank. He'd get eaten in a second!

Looks like Azrael is going to have to get used to some cooler water.

 

[jacko32]

strange fish to find at pets @ home very nice fish though good find

 

[Assaye]

Yeah, the manager didn't really have a clue what they were. Apparently the supplier called them "zebra killifish". He was all on his own and cost a mere £1.50.

I dore his fin shape and colours - the grey and black on the body and blue sparkly tail. I hope he doesn't lose that as he gets older!

 

[BigC]

Its definitely not Epiplatys dageti.
I'm torn between either Aplochelius dayi or Aplochelius lineatus of which the Golden Wonder variety which you speak off is only one of quite a growing number of colour morphs prevalent in today's hobby.
Being so young it's a bit close to call from the pics.
Regards
C

 

[Assaye]

Its definitely not Epiplatys dageti.
I'm torn between either Aplochelius dayi or Aplochelius lineatus of which the Golden Wonder variety which you speak off is only one of quite a growing number of colour morphs prevalent in today's hobby.
Being so young it's a bit close to call from the pics.
Regards
C

I noticed that the fins were a different shape but assumed this was because he/she is so young.

He does look a lot more like aplochelius dayi, from what Google Images tells me.

I'll keep you guys updated with growth - we'll see if we can get a species ID soon =)