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Nice job! 
must be a well planted aquarium.
As for the species, you described the morphology of every baby fish (big head, slim body), although the behavior gives it away a little. most schooling fish fry will be pelagic (in the water column) while newly hatched cichlids and catfish will be more benthic (bottom dwelling).
At first I figured you had a baby cichlid, but I think it's likely a catfish (got cories?)...
I'm not sure ottos have been bred in captivity -if they have, its not a commonality. That would be pretty cool if they did though. Congrats on the great husbandry!
must be a well planted aquarium.As for the species, you described the morphology of every baby fish (big head, slim body), although the behavior gives it away a little. most schooling fish fry will be pelagic (in the water column) while newly hatched cichlids and catfish will be more benthic (bottom dwelling).
At first I figured you had a baby cichlid, but I think it's likely a catfish (got cories?)...
I'm not sure ottos have been bred in captivity -if they have, its not a commonality. That would be pretty cool if they did though.
Congrats on the great husbandry! 
