Gold Medaka Ricefish
These are my homebred Gold Medaka Ricefish. I breed and raise these indoors and outdoors in a temp range of 50F to 95F degrees. They are extremely hardy and do well in virtually all conditions I’ve kept and bred them in.
They community spawn by depositing their eggs on plants or floaters in the aquarium. They are great in patio ponds and fish tanks alike!
5 reviews for Gold Medaka Ricefish
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Tina from Iowa (verified owner) –
Absolutely love these cute little fish! They all arrived happy, healthy, & were Inquisitive (not shy) once they were acclimated & released into their new mini pond home. I highly recommend this seller for if your looking for healthy, happy fish. Five Stars all-around! Thank you Dan at Daku!
Anita (verified owner) –
I wish my fish would’ve been a little bigger, so I could see them in my pond, but other than that they arrived safe.
Jo (verified owner) –
Ordered the gold and pearl galaxy and they arrived in great condition even though they spent a few days in the mail. I’ll definitely do the expedited shipping next time just because I felt bad for the little guys. It’s been a few weeks and they are all growing and thriving! could watch them all day
Jaz Marshall (verified owner) –
my first order of these fish was fantastic so i had to order some more of my outdoor pond! everyone arrived safe and sound 😀
will def order from daku again for any plants or fish in the future!
Tony (verified owner) –
These little friends came well packaged, and very healthy. They immediately informed the community Tetras that they were not food, and I look forward to moving them out to a pond once I can get it set up!