It looks like you’re referring to “FRYEREYE OB (Aulonocara sp.)”, which is a type of African cichlid, specifically an OB (orange blotch) peacock cichlid in the Aulonocara genus.

Let’s clarify a few details to interpret your question about “product distribution.”

If you mean biological distribution (natural habitat):

• Scientific name: Aulonocara sp. (OB variants are typically hybrid or selectively bred forms, not found naturally in the wild).

• Natural distribution: Aulonocara species are endemic to Lake Malawi in East Africa.

• Habitat: Rocky shorelines (intermediate and rocky habitats), usually at depths of 10–40 meters.

• Distribution of OB morphs: The OB (orange blotch) trait occurs naturally in some female Malawi cichlids, but most OB peacocks in the aquarium trade are tank-bred hybrids created by crossing Aulonocara species with Mbuna species (especially Maylandia or Metriaclima).

If you meant commercial product distribution (as in where it’s sold):

• OB Aulonocara variants are widely distributed through aquarium trade suppliers, local fish stores, and online retailers around the world.

• They are typically captive-bred in Asia (Thailand, Indonesia), Florida (U.S.), and Eastern Europe, then distributed internationally.

Could you clarify if you mean biological distribution (where the species is found in nature) or commercial product distribution (how it’s sold and traded)?