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As long as the water params are the same you'll be fine, and they'll love it! If you want to supplement their diet you can grow algae on rocks in a small tank on your windowsill, then place them in to be devoured :)

It's also probably worth mentioning how these are caught in the wild with poisons and the stress they endure to get over here. Might take a few weeks for them to settle in any new tank, make sure there's lots of food for them to fatten up with as well :)

Not too sure on the age but breeding should start once they've been conditioned on live foods and good water, the males will show bright orange and you'll be able to see the black spot on the female. I've got 4 as well, they do spar quite a bit but it's not too bad, I like watching them dance...

http://www.tropicalfishfinder.co.uk/ Searches lots of retailers so should find why you're looking for :)

I feed mine with courgette and cucumber, occasionally plec algae tabs. Pets at home usually have otos

Flake is fine, I finely crush and place in a area of turbulence so sinks quicker, I also feed mine daphnia once of twice a week as well. They feed from the column mainly but they appear to graze on microfauna from rocks/gravel a well.

Wow! That's quite an achievement, otos are notoriously difficult to breed. What are your water parameters? I lost my oto today :(

You really should feed them additional foods. Courgette is always a good one

I'd love some, what's the snakeskin variety look like?

I just found a few at my local P@H, might be worth checking your local

So any otto specimen bought or sold was originally wild caught??