Rainbow Fish: The Most Colorful Fish You’ve Never Seen!

The very special rainbow fish Their scales allows them to shine in the light. The ocean becomes much more colorful when it includes these beautiful fish. This article however, will help you understand why the indigenous rainbow fish is so special.

What Are Rainbow Fish?

Rainbow fish are from a family of fish called the Pomacentridae$familly. They are tiny fish that generally only get three to five inches long. Their bodies are jam packed with colors of blue, red ,yellow and orange. SOME SHIN-ON THEIR SCALY LITTLE JEWELS Some of these colors help to camouflage rainbow fish in their colorful homes amongst the corals and plants.

Where Do They Live?

Warm, shallow water with rainbow fish. Typically in the Great Barrier Reef and other coral reef ecosystems everywhere. Swim among rocks and corals. This is where they forage food and prey on away from larger fish.

What Do They Eat?

. Rainbow fish are omnivorous Tiny plants, tiny shrimp & other sea organisms are what these birds eat. Their diet makes them strong and colorful. In the wild, some rainbow fish even eat algae and help to keep our oceans clean.

Why Are They So Popular?

Rainbow fish as they are so lovingly referred to.Due in part because of the wonderful colours. Some fish keepers maintain them in their aquarium to have vivid pets inside their home. The grapplers in the book “Marcus Pfister’s The Rainbow Fish” were even better known. What sets this story apart is what it teaches, to share and that friendship.

Conclusion

Rainbow fish are little but wonderful. They are a very colorful and communicate by body language, so they tend to be well-loved. So the next time you travel to your beach house, remember rainbow fish — The best colored ocean dweller that do not even exist in reality. As we grow in to our new bodies that are taller than the trees they enrich and liven up our underwater world.