Rainbow Fish Novels & Stories

Blue said Rainbow closed her eyes and began to count and Blue tried to hide but just then, Kyl began to call Rainbow. "Rainbow, it's time for your lessons. Come out here now" Ma'am Kyl, Rainbow's mother called "oh no! Mother's calling me already, I have to go now Blue. We'll play later." Then she began to swim away "wait for me, let's go home together" Then she began to swim faster, trying to catch up with Rainbow Blue and Rainbow were born on the same day, but Blue was born first. Rainbow also got her name from the color of her tail.

He laid down to rest as the coldness ceased. The light blue clouds danced to the breeze as the birds in the air did. The green trees with golden leaves waved from side to side. The grey clouds were nowhere to be found everything was bright and shining. Then a rainbow appeared, it extended from the beginning of the sky to the end. Tiny colorful flat birds flew in multitudes and circled the rainbow. They flew above the trees and seas, fishes and blue dolphins with white bellies jumped out and dived in again. A gigantic whale floating on the sea sprouts its water out of its blowhole. It was so beautiful.

I took his hand in mine, and together we swam away from the boat and over to the reef. Coral in the shape of giant fans reflected purple in the sun below us while orange fronds waved smoothly in gentle sway of the water. Colorful fish darted through the rising coral and swaying sea fronds like dancers. Parrotfish with their bright scales moseyed along the reef, watching us with curious eyes. A stingray swam below us in graceful flight before disappearing into the dark of the water. Blue tang, angelfish, trumpet-fish, and myriads of shiny, tiny minnows moved through the reef with amazing ease, filling the ocean floor with color and movement.

This is a clown loach and they are good with other species," she said. I looked at the black and gold fish, they looked colorful. "Liam, do you like it?" I asked. "Yes I do, but I like that betta fish," he said. We looked at him surprised. "You do? Why?" I asked. "Because they don't do well with other fish species which makes them unique, can we buy it?" He asked. I looked at Dave, well we can buy it actually, the pond has a line demarcating it so the fishes won't mix up. "Let's get the fish then" he said. Liam jumped up happily.

He stepped closer to where she was still pressed against the glass, attracting more fishes to peer at her, having the time of her life and began to point out the fishes and their names. "This here is an angelfish, look at the stripes on it's body, the one currently opening it's mouth with you is a..." "Goldfish!" She blurted out in delight and laughed. " I know a few things about fishes." "Ahh... Who would've thought?"

Every colour of the rainbow, and colours that don’t even exist on earth, shine brightly in the sky, each one standing out proudly, yet blending amongst the others harmoniously accompanied by balls of twinkling light that sparkle in the sky reminding me of my sweet Firefly. All around us are luscious palm trees mingling amongst birds of paradise and bleeding heart flowers, but nothing like on earth. The palm trees here are in stunning shades of turquoise, the birds of paradise are a lilac purple with an ethereal glow, and the bleeding heart flowers are an iridescent neon pink that light up. Emerald green rocks surround a crystalline waterfall with its iridescent colours that flow into small r

I nod and force a smile, rubbing my stomach, even though it’s not big enough to seem like I’m pregnant yet, I know there’s a baby in there. “We stood there, looking at this brilliant blue waterfall that cascaded down the side of the mountain and spilled into this big pool at the bottom. The water was blue, but it was also clear, and we could see the rocks at the bottom. They looked like volcanic rocks, they were black and dark gray. But they weren’t sharp. Like the water had dulled them or something, and there were all of these big, beautiful fish in a rainbow of colors swimming around. It was amazing!”

Climbing up, I put my slippers in the water, then Moonlight handed them to me, then she climbed holding on to the stairs, while I put the flippers on her feet. We kissed before diving under the water, slowly swimming along the top I could see a fish. She was friendly and I let her get close, Moonlight was a bit nervous because of it. But I prompted him to take no danger, and I gave the fish a couple of sticks of bread with me to feed the fish. I give Moonlight a couple of breadsticks; he seems to be enjoying himself. Tapping Moonlight's arm to show her a good school, they are very green and have a yellow body color. Then there are some fish with gray-blue-green heads and bright silver-colore

"They certainly do! I've always found the underwater world fascinating." We moved on to the next tank, home to a school of neon tetras. Their iridescent bodies shimmered as they darted around, creating a vibrant spectacle. "These little guys are like nature's disco lights," I remarked. Layla nodded in agreement. "It's incredible how such small creatures can bring so much color and life to the world." As we continued our exploration, we found ourselves in front of a tank filled with clownfish. One of them, with its vibrant orange stripes, caught Layla's attention.

Teacher Mike beamed at Theo's question and replied, "Rainbows are formed when sunlight is refracted, or bent, by water droplets in the air, like after a rain shower. The sunlight is made up of different colors, and when it passes through the water droplets, each color is refracted at a slightly different angle, creating the beautiful spectrum of colors we see in a rainbow." As Theo listened to Teacher Mike's explanation, his imagination soared, envisioning the magic of rainbows and the science behind their colorful arcs. With each question and answer, Theo's thirst for knowledge grew, his young mind eager to explore the mysteries of the world around him through the patient guidance of Teache