You are bidding on (3) Honeycomb Woodcat (Centromochlus perugiae)

Honeycomb Catfish are a small, peaceful, nocturnal species that are ideally suited for South American biotope aquariums or other peaceful community tanks. During the day, they hide among rocks, logs, or bogwood in spaces barely large enough for them to get into, and at dusk come out to greedily forage on small insects, crustaceans, larvae, worms, etc.

Temp: 78-80F

Food: They will eat just about anything that floats and fits inside their mouth. I feed mainly flakes.  They also love frozen bloodworms, freeze dried blackworms, freeze dried tubifex worms.

Housing: Driftwood is essential. They like to lodge themselves in any crevice within the driftwood. Best kept in a 20 gallon tank, or larger.

These fish were spawned in my fish room.  The breeding group was in a standard 20 gal.