Centromochlus reticulatus

Centromochlus reticulatus, commonly referred to as the Reticulated Woodcat, is known for its unique body pattern that resembles a network or web. It is nocturnal, often hiding during the day and becoming more active during the night. As a peaceful species, it can coexist with similar-sized non-aggressive tank mates. Providing them with plenty of hiding spaces, like driftwood and rocks, is essential for reducing stress. Regular water changes will help maintain the right conditions.