Daisy Blue Rice Fish

Daisy’s Blue Rice Fish, also known as Oryzias woworae, is a small freshwater fish species native to Indonesia. They are known for their vibrant blue coloration, particularly in males during breeding season. These fish are relatively peaceful and can be kept in community aquariums, though they do best in setups specifically tailored to their needs.

Daisy’s Blue Rice Fish are typically found in shallow waters with dense vegetation, so replicating a similar environment in captivity is important for their well-being. They prefer slightly acidic to neutral water conditions and thrive in planted aquariums with plenty of hiding spots.

In terms of diet, they are omnivorous and will accept a variety of foods including small live or frozen foods, as well as high-quality flake or pellet foods.

Breeding Daisy’s Blue Rice Fish can be relatively straightforward given the right conditions. They are egg-layers and will scatter their eggs among fine-leaved plants. The fry are quite tiny and need to be provided with appropriately sized foods such as infusoria or commercially available fry foods.

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