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Each of our carefully researched, styled, tested and distributed collections reflects a particular aesthetic and ethos. We hope some of these speak to your own style, and help you refine and redefine your own look and style philosophy in the process.
Each of our carefully researched, styled, tested and distributed collections reflects a particular aesthetic and ethos. We hope some of these speak to your own style, and help you refine and redefine your own look and style philosophy in the process.
The Daisy's Blue Rice Killifish is a beautiful small blue and orange fish. They only grow to 1.2”. They inhabit shallow heavily vegetated slow-moving streams with submerged branches, roots, or leaf litter. They are active fish that look great in a small group. They prefer warm temperatures 74-81o F. They come from one stream on the island of Muna, Indonesia.
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The Daisy's Blue Rice Killifish enjoys water that has been stained with tannins (Almond leaves would be perfect as cover, as well). They enjoy being housed with other small fish such as Sundadanio axelrodi, Pygmy Cory, Otocinclus, as well as Neocaridina shrimp (they will likely eat baby shrimp). Java Moss is great to give the eggs and fry cover since the adults will try to eat both eggs and fry.
Daisy's Blue Rice Killifish prefer to be kept in small groups of 8-10 individuals. We feed them a large variety of foods which include finely ground Northfin flake foods, small Northfin pellets (veggie, community, & bug pro), frozen foods. They also like microworms and baby brine shrimp.
Their scientific name is Oryzias woworae.
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Love my order, Just wish shipping wasn't so much, Aqua Huna is 12.99 in shipping, That's what keeps me form ordering more.
Got 6 Daisy’s rice fish. They did send one extra, but unfortunately the extra was very sick, deformed, and skinny. Not sure how someone didn’t notice that when catching them. It died right away by the next morning, but at least it was the extra one. One other is also skinny, but can maybe be saved. The rest look like they will be OK.
These are beautiful little fish who have done very well in my nano tank. I highly recommend them.
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