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Oryzias Sp Woworae Medaka Rice Fish

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Original price $ 23.99 - Original price $ 44.99
Original price
$ 23.99
$ 23.99 - $ 44.99
Current price $ 23.99
Size: 6 Pack

Species Overview

Scientific Name: Oryzias woworae
Common Name: Daisy's Blue Ricefish

**Note: All livestock orders will come carefully packaged with solid wall Styrofoam insulation and shipped via 1-day shipping only. No extra insulation needs to be added to your cart for your livestock.

If your aquarium is looking for a vibrant and lively addition, it's time to introduce the Oryzias Sp. Woworae Medaka Rice Fish (Daisy's Blue Ricefish). This showstopper sports a shimmering blue and orange body that practically glows under good aquarium lighting. Staying a bit smaller than their other Medaka cousins, these tiny gems top out at around an inch. They look fantastic from the front of a glass tank, but they’re also famous for turning outdoor tubs and patio ponds into a premium top‑down viewing experience. And if your aquascape is feeling a little blue, adding a school of these is a shore‑fire way to brighten things up.

Behavior

  • These fish are exceptionally hardy, beginner-friendly, and adaptable to a wide variety of aquarium parameters, including various salinity levels.
  • In a standard home aquarium, these active fish are primarily mid- to top-level swimmers.
  • They are a deeply peaceful species that should be housed alongside other gentle nano fish and larger peaceful invertebrates.
  • They do best in schools of 6 or more and will display their best color and behavior when kept in appropriate numbers.
  • This species has the potential to jump, so a well-fitting lid or dense floating live aquarium plants are highly recommended for coverage.

Diet

Feeding Rice Fish is simple. They are omnivores with a healthy appetite and will eagerly eat a wide variety of fish food. To maintain their health, provide a balanced diet of high-quality flakes and micro pellets. They will also readily accept live or frozen foods, such as baby brine shrimp or daphnia, which mimic their natural diet and support optimal energy levels. Feed them small amounts once or twice daily.

Quick Care Stats

  • Origin: Tank-bred
  • Temperament: Peaceful – Fin-tastic for community tanks
  • Average Size: 1 inch
  • Diet: Omnivore
  • Minimum Tank Size: 10 Gallons
  • Ideal Group Size: School of 6 or more

Want to make sure your Medaka stay healthy and thrive? Click here for a complete Japanese Rice Fish Care Guide

Overall rating: 4.8333335 / 5 from 6 reviews.

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Not Just Plants

"Team Buce Plants is not just about awesome aquarium plants, they also sell Medaka Rice Fish. I recently ordered Oryzias Sp Woworae Medaka Rice Fish and I received what beautiful specimens. Buce Plants may be known for their plants but they also have the same quality in their Rice Fish, which is superb and second to none. I will definitely order more as I cannot go wrong with Team Buce Plant"

— Edwin T. (5/5)

Always a pleasure

"My third or fourth order- also comes fast and customer service is a pleasure! Fish/plants are top quality"

— Brett K. (5/5)

Super healthy fish

"Began eating the second day voraciously. Great color and healthy! Have been using Buceplant for years now exclusively for all shrimp, plants, and rice fish and have always been impressed!"

— Blaine F. (5/5)

You won't regret this kind of school....

"The oryzias rice fish are a tremendous addition to the tank. I have a school of 23 of the little buggers - probably one more dozen, and they'll fill out the tank beautifully. I really enjoy shopping on your site. keep up the outstanding service. Peace."

— Timothy F. (5/5)

Plants and fish arrived in

"Plants and fish arrived in good condition . Will be buying again from u guys thanks"

— allen a. (5/5)

Instructions would've been helpful

"As a complete beginner, it would've been helpful to have instructions on introducing the fish into their container. They could have been included either in the package or in an email, or I could've been directed to directions on the website."

— Russell S. (4/5)

Q&A

Do you know when these will be back in stock?
Hello Cai, Thank you for reaching out to us. With shipping being so unpredictable lately, we don't have an exact date as to when more fish would be available. To be notified of when something becomes available, Feel free to sign up to our Facebook group and Buce letter. -Team Buce Plant