A little eye candy for your Monday - a beautiful slide show allowing you to feast your eyes on the beauty of the underwater world.

The fish is a Queen Angel, one of the most beautiful fishes in the sea. You could keep on in a very large salt water aquarium setup.

Filed under: reef, fish, wrecks, and underwater

Bored of your pet goldfish?

Check out this entertaining video, showing the power of R2 Fish School, which trains your goldfish to limbo, play soccer, and more.

As the school's founder says, Fish are more intelligent than you think!

Filed under: fish, fish school, tricks, soccer, and limbo

Crazy-but-true science story: An all-female fish species has survived for 70,000 years without reproducing sexually.

The original headline is deceptive, because the fish do have sex, but the male's DNA is ignored, and so the children are clones of the mother.

Filed under: fish, reproduction, and female

if you really hate our world of mass-processed foods, this might be of interest - an aquarium designed to be nearly self-sustaining. The waste products from the fish make the plants grow, and the plants remove the fish waste products so the aquarium remains healthy.

In reality this isn't much different from any aquarium, which relies on bacteria to dispose of the fish waste, but this is a particularly elegant and eye-catching idea. I think having a garden of edible food as a consequence of your fish tank is, well, a bit more amazing than bacteria.

The idea of eating the fish when they grow big enough to eat, though, seems a little hard. As others have said in the discussion, generally people don't eat their pets.

Still a cool idea and a very interesting piece of concept art

Filed under: concept art, fish, vegetables, and self-sustaining