Asian Stone Catfish (Hara jerdoni) 🪨🐟 A tiny, well-camouflaged catfish that looks just like a small rock, perfect for nano and peaceful community tanks. Asian Stone Catfish are shy and nocturnal, spending most of the day hiding among stones and plants. They prefer cool, well-oxygenated water with gentle flow and feed on sinking micro-pellets, frozen foods, and tiny live foods, making them a fascinating but subtle addition to the aquarium. | Pet Zone Tropical Fish, San Diego, California

The Asian Stone Catfish (Hara jerdoni) is a tiny, nocturnal freshwater catfish native to the slow-moving streams of India and Bangladesh. Growing only 1.5 inches long, they thrive in peaceful, well-established aquariums of 10 gallons with soft, sandy substrate and plenty of hiding spots like driftwood and leaf litter. They prefer cooler temperatures (68–75°F) and gentle filtration to mimic their natural habitat. As micro-predators, they feed on small live or frozen foods like bloodworms and daph