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The puffers will hassle the sedentary H. jerdoni to no end, de-finning them in short order. I made the mistake of keeping C. travancoricus w/ a few jerdoni and most were missing their tails days after being introduced to the tank.
these have been coming into the uk for a couple of years now they first came in as rock cats..
these fish are more usually called moth cats.. the fish in your picture is similar to the ones i have been breeding over the last two years. apparently they meet the requirments of hara hara.
however. i am not sure weither they are hara hara or maybe hara maesotensis as described by kottelat in the 1980's.. my fish like water temps around 20 or 21 mark . the water is around 6.8ph
usuall if the water conditions become to bad for them the seem to shed their skins. i feed mine on grindal worm and sifted daphnia amongst other things , they will feed during daylight but seem more active at dusk. my biggest specimen measures around 30mm
tank mates i use to no adverse effect are rasbora hengeli and brachydanio kerri.