Just make sure you care for them right since they're nothing like otos. They prefer to be kept in schools of 6 or more preferably in water with a pH of 8.0 and higher, although they can be kept pretty healthy in a pH down to 7.5-7.6 or so but I wouldn't go any lower. Feed them mostly meaty foods and give them plenty of hiding spots. They so best in african cichlid tanks or species tanks.Your completely right divemaster99it was. Dam lol my search for an otto will continue then
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The head is to long, the body is to yellow, and the spots are to big to be multipunctatus.
I can't say on that one but my friend breeds them in a mildly planted tank with no problems so they should be fine I'd think.
