Cichlids in Central America have similar variations within a genus that have slight variations between regions and watersheds. That make it tough to identify fish even when the collection point is known.
For example, recently 3 previously seperate species of convict cichlids were determined to be the same species and were reclassified as such, and then the claim was refuted and I am not sure what is generally accepted currently.
Amatitlania sp. Kanna, Amatitlania Siquia were combined under the Amatitlania Nigrofasciata banner.
At the end of the day it's a nice looking sunfish regardless of what latin word you want to assign to it
