Neohomaloptera johorensis

Neohomaloptera johorensis is a peaceful and sociable species that prefers to stay in groups in a well-oxygenated, flowing habitat. Their behavior reflects adaptations to life in fast-flowing streams, often seen suckering along rocky substrates. A biotope-style aquarium emulating fast-moving waters with rocks and sparse aquatic vegetation will suit this species. Ensure adequate hiding spots and a sandy or fine gravel substrate to cater to their natural burrowing tendencies. Due to their peaceful nature, they can be kept with other species that are tolerant of similar environmental conditions. Regular water changes and good filtration are essential to simulate their natural environment. Additionally, their diet mainly consists of biofilm, algae, and small invertebrates.