Latin binomial help please

[Guppysnail]

I was watching the swimming with cichlids members presentation. 
This fish came up. I’ve tried every crazy spelling I can think of and can’t find it on the web. 
 

She pronounced it 

air-o-manus mark-smith-eye

please help with the spelling so I can look it up. It was at 15:07 on the video. 
Thanks 😊 

[Fish Folk]

— I feel like there should be a prize 🏆—

🤣🤣🤣

 

[Guppysnail]

On 9/6/2023 at 9:51 PM, Fish Folk said:

— I feel like there should be a prize 🏆—

🤣🤣🤣

 

Thanks. After the 20 minutes I spent typing crazy spellings there absolutely should be a prize for you. 

[Fish Folk]

The 2nd of many binomials refer to an important field biologist. I guessed “Mark Smith” + “i” = marksmithi

There’s actually another Tanganyikan cichlid named Julidochromis marksmithi…

My personal hobby-hook fish is the German Blue Ram. Mikrogeophagus ramirezi. = “Mikro” (small) + “geophagus” (ca. dirt-eater) + “ramirezi” (after Manuel Ramirez) — a guy who was busy…

[Guppysnail]

@Fish Folk bonus trophy if you can tell me what this fish is. It came from this video I just watched on the E. Marksmithi it’s a breeding report video at the end shows the white fish several times  

https://www.gcca.net/index.php/art-pics/cichlid-profiles-list/tanganyikan-cichlids/416-eretmodus-marksmithi

[Fish Folk]

@Guppysnail 😅 sheesh… I don’t know! Maybe just a juvenile. But it looks like maybe a… juvenile species of Lepidiolamprologus

At first blush, I wanted to say it was maybe a skinny Livingstoni, similar to Venustus… but I’ve no really solid guesses.

For that matter… could just be a skinny juvenile Tilapia! 

Edited September 7 by Fish Folk