Thought to be 2 different lines. One in the USA & another in Europe.

I have seen a video from Australia which was titled 'Innidere Gold'. Not seen them in the flesh. Anal has a red band similar to the Misaje Gold.

Whilst these are thought to be a commercial introduction the first known report comes from Holland so maybe Ruinemans had a shipment in around 2005.

Innidere is most likely not the correct spelling. It's thought it should be Idere (corrupted to caught In Idere maybe). Idere is in Western Nigeria & the colour pattern doesn't look right here.
This is west of Ibadan & north of Abeokuta, seems to be a cluster of villages merged into one - Oba Hill, Awba & Idere.
Another location talked about is north of Calabar on the route A4. A small road on the left goes towards Arochuku. From the colour pattern it would be well placed here in F.obuduensis. This road crosses the Cross River so I would have thought it would be before it crossed the river.
It may also be N'dere, it's dangerous to start guessing a correct spelling.
Roger Gladwell considered this population to be very similar to Ulf Hannerz's Port Harcourt collection in 1961. These were collected in the Wokocha River area. Scheel commented that this collection had 3 times more spots on the body than the Akure fish then collected.
He originally bought the fish from the 2009 BKA convention. These being an entry from Germany.

Until material comes to light on who caught them from the wild & where it will remain a mystery.