Fish News

Yes, believe it or not, there is a part three to our fishy tale. As you may recall, several weeks ago our pet fish Vlad died.

Freshmen living in the Johnson-McFarlane residence hall found hundreds of goldfish lying in the gutter shortly after the ponds in the Humanities Garden were drained for the winter.

The car hit speeds approaching 200 miles per hour before the accident. It became airborne before the impact started tearing the car apart.

Having a pet fish, bird or reptile is fun; however, the bond between you and your not-so-furry friend is usually shared between the glass of the terrariums and aquariums or the metal of the cage in which they are kept.

It's one of the great tragedies of art that the best innovations are impossible to describe.

A fire caused an estimated $50,000 to a duplex unit in Cascade Park on Wednesday night, but three people who were inside escaped unharmed.

A Gilbert man will get to keep his pet-fish distribution business after a lengthy and heated debate at a Board of Adjustments meeting on Wednesday.

A sign posted outside Steven Powell's Gilbert home gives notice of Wednesday's hearing at which Powell appealed a zoning decision.

They're more bizarre than cuddly and more squid than fish, with tentacles tapering to a beak under bulging eyes and podlike bodies propelled by what look like undulating dust ruffles.

Ever worried about what is going to happen to your pet fish when you are leaving on a holiday? The article here will discuss about this topic and getting yourself prepared and make sure that your pet doesn't get neglected.

The picks include an addictive pachinko-like game, a DIY aquarium sim mixed with hidden objects, and an action-packed genetically modified shoot 'em up.

A California woman angry with her ex-husband vented her rage by frying his goldfish and eating them.

Authorities say a Houston-area woman who was burned up at her former common-law husband fried their pet goldfish and ate some of them.

Authorities say a Houston-area woman who was angry with her former common-law husband fried their pet goldfish and ate some of them.

A Pasadena woman won't be charged after police say she cooked up her common law husband's goldfish.

Michael Kesterton Friday, Sep. 25, 2009 12:00AM EDT L et the fish choose "A businessman is letting his pet fish choose who will become the new owners of his 675,000 [$1.18-million] house," The Daily Telegraph reports.

Conrad and Sally Walden are home alone with their pet fish. It is raining outside, and there is nothing to do.

A Lancashire businessman is letting his pet fish choose who will become the new owners of his A 675,000 house.

A businessman is letting his pet fish choose who will become the new owners of his A 675,000 house.

If you are looking to add an outdoor pond as a way to keep pet fish in a open area, or just as a way for the kids to cool off during the summer then check out this process.