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SAI | SAK | SAN | SAO | SAT | SBI | SCA | SCE | SCH | SCI | SCL | SCR | SDA | SDD | SDS | SEE | SEG | SEP | SER | SEX | SEY | SGN | SHE | SHI | SID | SIE | SIG | SII | SIM | SIN | SIO | SIR | SKE | SKI | SLC | SLD | SLF | SLI | SLK | SLS | SLU | SLZ | SMI | SMO | SMS | SNI | SNL | SNS | SNT | SOJ | SOP | SPD | SPE | SPI | SPK | SPL | SPM | SPO | SPP | SPS | SPU | SPX | SRT | SSI | SSM | SSS | STA | STC | STF | STI | STL | STN | STP | STR | STS | STU | STV | STY | STZ | SUR | SUS | SVT | SWO | SYM | species | SJO
Ambohitra | Jofreville | blue | red

There are two different morphs, blue and red... which is more orange-red than red. You can tell by the dorsal. OMO will always have a black mark there but the fin will be either red or blue. The body may contain varying amounts of both as well as either red or blue as well. Coloration is highly variable.

Ambohitra

Pachypanchax sakaramyi

Sakaramy River

Paul Loiselle's photos of fish from the Sakaramy River. Red and blue forms.

Jofreville

blue

As of 2017 these appear to be no longer held in captivity.

red

These are well established in captive breeding programs.