Rainbow Fish Novels & Stories

They saw all sorts of aquatic creations: white abalones, seals, eels, sea lions, leopard sharks, giant sea bass, rasboras, guppies, platies, mollies, tetras, barbs, danios, swordtails, otocinclus, keyhole cichlids, loach catfish, britski's catfish, aspidoras lakoi, rainbow shark, red hook silver dollar, discus, pictus catfish, apistogramma dwarf cichlids, the aquarium's largest; the killer whale and Page's favorite; the queen angelfish. “I enjoyed myself. Thank you so much baby," Page told Rowan as they walked out of the aquarium together.

They seemed to be playing around. "Oh, look! How beautiful they are," Emily muttered as she took out her phone. While she was photographing a group of silver, red, and black fish, Cayden whispered, "Do you know why koi fish are often used in various designs?" Emily glanced over briefly. "Because they are a symbol of good luck?"

I was more than okay. The deeper we went, the more the ocean transformed, blooming before me a world I had never seen before. Sunlight stretched in pale shafts, bending and rippling through the water like golden ribbons, and strange fish darted around us, some glowing faintly like they carried starlight inside them. One looked like a streak of molten silver, its tail curling like a ribbon of smoke. Another had translucent fins that shimmered like butterfly wings. Some I recognized from books and childhood aquariums: stingrays, sea turtles, and a school of shimmering parrotfish. But others… others had no name in my mind, creatures of color I couldn’t describe.

The mask felt tight against my face, the snorkel fitting comfortably in my mouth. Alexander adjusted his own gear, then gave me a thumbs up. We swam out together, following the rope that marked the path to the reef. The water grew clearer with every stroke, visibility extending for what felt like forever. Then we reached the reef, and my breath caught. Colors exploded beneath us. Coral formations in shades of purple, orange, and yellow created an underwater garden. Fish darted between the formations, their scales catching sunlight and throwing it back in brilliant flashes. A school of bright blue fish swam past, moving as one coordinated unit. I floated above them, mesmerized by their synchr

Myles wanted to refuse at first, but after the latter threw in a few rainbow pearls, he agreed to take on the task. Rainbow pearls, as their names implied, were pearls that had the colours of the rainbow. And these pearls were several women dreams. They were rare and pretty much expensive, even more than dragon eggs. Because anyone who took them would retain their youth forever until they pass away. It could also extend someone's lifespan by two decades or more. How could people not desire it?

The whole place glowed in deep shades of blue, with lights shining through the water and making everything look dreamlike. Colourful fishes swam above them, beside them, everywhere. Big ones, small ones, bright ones, strange-looking ones, all moving peacefully in the huge clear water. She slowly turned around, completely speechless. "Wow..." was all she could finally whisper. Kael watched her reaction and chuckled softly. "Impressed?" he asked. "I don't even know what to say," she answered honestly, still staring in awe. "This is... This is beyond unbelievable." She stepped closer to the glass, her hand almost touching it as she watched a group of bright orange fishes swim past.

Like a little fish swimming in a grand lake making the tiniest ripples. Ripples. Lake… My breathing slowed as my body fell into sleep…and kept on falling. There was water. A lake. Allison and I were on a boat with another child, a boy, I think. I was leaning over to see speckled carp swimming in the clear water beneath us. They were beautiful, in shades of gold and black. Reaching down, I tried to touch a beautiful golden fish that had come to the surface. He had a black circle, like a bullseye, around his left eye.

The trio started walking to the middle of the bridge. “Why is it called the rainbow river?” Ruby asked curiously, not giving the thought of the bridge being what the name implied, a chance. “It has all colours of the rainbow in a straight, never ending pattern.” Rose answered with pride dancing around her face. “Wow, really? All colours of the... Rainbow...” The word hung in her mouth as she saw the truth in what Rose had said. She was stunned by the wonder below her. The water below her was red, Orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and violet, they flowed calmly without falling over each other.

I once again find myself beside the lake. Its blue glow illuminates around me as I watch the two-spirit fish dancing smoothly in the translucent depths. One fish glows an obsidian black, just staring at it spikes my heart with unease. The other fish glows a serene purple, calming me instantly. I’ve travelled to many places, but I have never seen fish that glowed. This lake is bewitching, I feel its magic resonating with the natural energy within me.

He snaked a hand down and gripped my ass for emphasis," we have a show to watch." Julian's eyes flickered up and he turned so I could look at the darkness in front of us. I whimpered but stopped when tiny blue orbs started to dance against the ground a great distance in front of us. Soon after obs of other soft colors flooded in. The more that joined I could see that it wasn't ground they were dancing on, it was some sort of a stream of water. They formed together and sank into the stream. The water lit up enough I watched as the small fish that lived inside it swam around them.