Ricefish Rhapsody: 5 Species That Bring Harmony to Your Aquarium!
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 7. 09. 2024
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Ricefish are amazing for outdoor tubs!
Another sleeper rice fish variant is the Daisyâs Rice Fish out of Indonesia. Beautiful coloration and hardy.
Whole sale resale stores receive "culls" which is why the store often gets "random colors/ morphs". These American made names aren't represented under Japanese pedigree lineages and aren't maintained properly to represent their strain name status, thus the industry or whole seller just gives them a "basic name" for reselling purpose. Also to add on their names are not a "species" they are a strain. The species as a whole is Oryzias latipes well known as medaka aka Japanese rice fish. There is a lot of aspects when it comes to properly managing medaka, this includes strictly the said strain itself, needing to produce at least 30% true to what the pedigree characteristics are suppose to be. 3 (or more) out of ever 10 must produce the proper linage name stated. Otherwise it can not be called the pedigree name. This is strictly the reason why breeders and well known enthusiasts option to buy and bid on high value medaka pairs that exceed over tens of thousands of dollars, because producing a strain with proper unique characteristics that can carry over takes several or so generations to properly manage. Sure, it is easy to just keep medaka, but maintaining it traditionally and focusing on the art behind it is a lot of work that people do not see or give enough recognition.
it's just a feeder fish that became popular...
the only reason why they became so popular is cuz of covid...that's it
they're not tropical fish, so they're hardy they also breed like rabbits (they reach maturity when they're barely 3 months old so getting new variant generations is super fast)...no heater, no filter, that's it...
I give mine away for free or use them as bait or feeder fish...
Those pygmy soardtails are so cool! And those orangies are absolutely sparkling. So cool!
Some great information on rice fish, i need give them a go this summer in an outside in tube. Good job both đ
I really like the shine they have or put off , been learning a lot about these fish ,thanks for the videos on these very good
The slightly different Daisyâs Ricefish are amazing on a dark substrate. They require warmer water but still highly recommended.
The Medaka Lair has fab Rice Fish here in northern Cali. I bet that is who you were referring to. This was awesome and I love the title!
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I want to get into rice fish so bad, but im torn on what to get... tank is just about ready, just waiting on plants... Great video!
I have some beautiful Daisy's Blues. Their colors pop and the seller had seen a picture and was like how did you their colors to pop and the blue so strong. Quality food is the key to beautiful fish. Great video!
The quality of those fish is unbelievable. Any captive bred strain that's been selectively bred becomes quickly inbred. To have such healthy perfect fish with those specialized colors is rare. I did not know rice fish could be this nice. They almost look like smart fish.
Got a group of rice fish a few years ago now they stay outside year round in Ohio just fine. super hardy fish !
Superb
They look like hummingbirds, the way that they zoom around and then just stand still.
Wish this video came out yesterday, lol! I just placed an order last night would love to have added rice fish! đ
Bummer, maybe next time =)
Very cool fish, I wonder how many varieties we'll end up with in the future
I keep these in balcony tubs hwew in Singapore. I have managed to get some good healthy ones, though quality van be a bit hit and miss even from Japanese imports.
I love Gold lame,Ulysses and Marriage Kissing strains.....
How can I order some fish from you're aquarium shot
Do y'all think ricefish would be okay outdoors in TX summers? Water temps can reach into the upper 80's - legit like 89ish sometimes so I'm wondering if that would be too hot for them
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We call rice fish feeder fish and use them for other animals.
One mans garbage is another man's treasure .
@@shawndoe2834 we call those horders...
So orders an extra co-op pump and sponge filter want to make a small pond on my patio whatâs a good one to get should I get like pots for plants ?
Platinums are beautiful and lively. Mine give me hundreds of babies...
Dang...you guys have made them sell out already. There is only the black ones left.
I started with 12 pearl galaxy ricefish (ordered from Aqua Huna) about a year ago ... or that's what they were labeled. After breeding, I've had as many as 150 at a time (I only have a few small tanks), but about 80% have been what I believe to be red cap/orange cap. After I realized the difference, I checked the originals, and, sure enough, two were (or looked to be) red/orange cap. In the fry tank, I separated out the pearl galaxies. The supposed red/orange caps continue to breed true. I've been selling them to an LFS for $4 each in store credit. Other than looking through photos online, is there any way to tell if mine really are red/orange caps? Is there someone who I can send pics to to help me identify them for certain? And why are the red/orange caps so much more expensive and hard to find?
Mine from Dansfish were labelled pearl galaxy also. Same as you, there are quite a few red heads in the fry. I also got about 150 fry from a two to three week egg collecting. If anyone's interested in juveniles locally, I'm in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. 10 for 20.
Do they breed in the low 60s?
Yup
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3:01 what do you mean you tried the blacks?!âŠâŠâŠ.. Lmao Thatâs what she said lol
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the Wet Spot huh ? that's where I slept last night.........
You wet the bed? That's unfortunate.
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