Detail guide to hatch medaka rice fish eggs you buy online

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[@GloryBe007]

Thanks, Cera! This really helps a lot. Your method is so much easier. Mahalo!

[@arijitpal166]

Do you think I can keep medaka out side? I live in India here summers are very hot ...it gets 40+°c.

[@masterpython]

Do eggs in the mail have a good chance of arriving alive? I have had some good experience with dirt spawning killie eggs in the mail but wet eggs sealed with not heat sounds more fragile

[@snekysneks]

Ricefish are killifish. I got some ricefish eggs from Japan and none of them went bad.

[@Cera-xe5gt]

Yes! The eggs are very hardy so they do just fine during shipment. It’s usually the fertilization rate and the temperature that determines the hatching rate. Try not to order eggs if your temperature isn’t between 50-100F

[@zm6186]

Hi, just want to know if it is ok for the eggs to stain blue when methylene blue was used to soak the eggs? Thank you.

[@exoticwater]

Hi yes it’s okay, but better to change it to your pond or aquatic water in a small container with some floating plants once you’ve received them. I personally have sent eggs in the mail and don’t like the methalyne blue

[@zm6186]

@@exoticwater Thank you.

[@Cera-xe5gt]

Hi! This is a long overdue reply but I actually rarely get my eggs stain blue. Whenever my eggs get blue it’s most likely because they were infertile :(. But that could also be caused by the methylene blue wasn’t diluted enough.

[@zm6186]

Hi Thank you.. Yes, infertile ones stained deep blue... since then I have some where it's a bit blue when I didn't dilute methylene blue enough but when placed in more dilute solution, that blue stain disappears !