Fisch · Fish
Diamond Daisy
“A dazzling daisy-shaped gem-fish, sparkling like a diamond in the garden light.”— in-game Bestiary description

Fish stats
Avg. sell value
C$4,688
C$ / kg
15,625
Weight range
0.2 kg – 0.8 kg
avg 0.3 kg
Base XP
8,000
By average value, Diamond Daisy ranks #21 of 71 Mythical fish with a listed price.
Where and when to catch Diamond Daisy
- Location
- Living Garden
- Preferred bait
- Ember BerriesEmber Berries
- Time of day
- Day
- Weather
- Clear
- Season
- Summer
Diamond Daisy guide
A gem that happens to be a fish: the Diamond Daisy, a Mythical catch from Living Garden that the wiki describes as sparkling like a diamond in the garden light. It bites on Ember Berries in clear daytime weather during Summer, and it is tiny, from 0.2 kg to 0.8 kg with a 0.3 kg average.
Weight is irrelevant here because the rate is an enormous C$15,625 per kg. The average catch sells for C$4,687.5, which is 184th of 742 documented fish by value, even though its 0.8 kg maximum is 634th of 663 by weight. Base XP is 8,000, which is a lot for something that light.
Bloomspire is the rod sold in Living Garden, so it is the one to look at before you head there. The plan is easy to state: bring Ember Berries, go in Summer, fish by day when the sky is clear, and expect each Diamond Daisy to be worth both a sale and a big jump in XP. It is a good Mythical to chase if you already have the garden unlocked.
Average value × mutation multiplier
Diamond Daisy value with mutations
| Mutation | Multiplier | Estimated value |
|---|---|---|
| Albino | ×1.2 | C$5,625 |
| Aether | ×15 | C$70,313 |
| Hades' Curse | ×11.1 | C$52,031 |
| Tryhard | ×10 | C$46,875 |
| Plagued | ×10 | C$46,875 |
| Ascended | ×9.9 | C$46,406 |
| Gravitas | ×9.81 | C$45,984 |
Estimate = the wiki's average value × the mutation's listed multiplier. The real price also depends on the weight you land. All mutations
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Data sourced from the Fisch Wiki (CC BY-SA) and processed automatically; not tested in the game; last synced 2026-10-21.



