Likely a hybrid male Haplochromis (Xystichromis) phytophagus below?  He is likely one of the many Haplochromis species #44 hybrids that seem to be everywhere these days.  Here is the link that made me think it might have some Xmas fulu in it:

http://www.fishpost.com/images/vic/xysphytophagus.jpg

Note that it doesn't match the pictures in the other links below.  

The same male at a younger age below

I bought this hybrid victorian cichlid at the LFS where it was labeled as Haplochromis obliquidens.  The black blotch on the body only appears on one side.  The faint stripes appear only on very rare occasions during an aggressive encounter.  I have found this to be a fairly aggressive victorian. 

The Xmas fulu is believed to be extinct in Lake Victoria although it still thrives in the Yala Swamp and possibly in Lake Kanyaboli.  It feeds on plants and lives in the sandy planted zones in the lake.  It grows to about 4 1/2 inches (12 cm).

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