Sparkle Blue Medaka Ricefish Eggs (Oryzias latipes)

These premium Sparkle Blue Medaka Ricefish (Oryzias latipes) eggs are proudly supplied by Louis Lombaard from Shrimply Aquatics and made available through partnership with NatHab Aquatics and bred from premium Japanese bloodlines for outstanding quality.

We selectively breed premium Medaka bloodlines and offer fresh eggs from our proven breeding groups.

RiceFish is a captivating freshwater species originating from Japan, admired for its shimmering blue scales and peaceful temperament. These hardy fish adapt well to a variety of water conditions, making them an excellent choice for both beginner and experienced aquarists.

Their active swimming and gentle nature add vibrancy to any community tank, while their unique coloration makes them a standout feature in planted aquariums.

Care Tips

• Tank Size: Minimum 20 liters for a small group.
• Water Parameters: pH 6.5–7.5, temperature 20–26°C.
• Diet: Omnivorous – accepts flakes, pellets, and live/frozen foods like daphnia or brine shrimp.
• Behavior: Peaceful, best kept in groups of 6+ to encourage natural schooling.
• Breeding: Easy to breed; they scatter eggs among plants or spawning mops.
• Aquascaping: Thrive in planted tanks with gentle filtration and moderate lighting.

🥚 Pre-Order Notice
This item is available on pre-order.
Our Medaka breeding groups produce eggs continuously, but availability varies with spawning activity.
Orders are fulfilled in the order they are received. Typical dispatch is within 3–10 days, depending on egg availability. Freshly collected eggs are shipped to ensure the best possible hatch rates.

Hatch & Care Guide:

Japanese Medaka Ricefish are hardy and adaptable when kept in a clean, stable environment. Regular water changes, good filtration, and a varied, high-quality diet are the foundation of long-term health. Avoid sudden fluctuations in temperature or water chemistry, as these can cause unnecessary stress and reduce breeding activity.

Observe your fish daily for signs of good health, including bright coloration, active swimming, healthy appetites, and smooth, undamaged fins. If introducing new fish, quarantine them whenever possible to reduce the risk of disease entering your aquarium or pond.

Medaka thrive in both indoor aquariums and outdoor tubs or ponds, where natural sunlight can enhance their colour and encourage breeding during the warmer months. Providing floating plants or gentle cover also helps fish feel secure while giving fry a better chance of survival.

NatHab Care Rating:

🟢 Beginner – Hardy, peaceful, and well suited to both new and experienced fishkeepers.

NatHab Breeder’s Tip:

Healthy Medaka breed most consistently when fed a varied diet of quality pellets, frozen foods, and occasional live foods, combined with long daylight hours during the breeding season.