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You can totally get some of those fish at your local fish store, I see them all the time, and know someone who has a bunch of them... they are modified zebra danios... and are available quite inexpensively as far as tropical fish go. I've kept the regular natural variety at several different times over the years, they too are actually quite beautiful, and I find them to be an enjoyable little species.

Just do the fish a favor and get a school of them, not just one, as they like friends, also, keep them in a somewhat largish tank, no less than 20 gallons (you could have 15-20 of these guys in a tank that size so its worth it). If you want them to be truly happy, they need the room to swim about freely and like a strong current so get a power filter as they come from fast moving hill streams in India and its best to replicate this... please please, whatever you do don't keep them in one of those cheap desktop aquariums (even if the pet store tries to sell you one, saying that it will be just fine, this is a sales tactic and they don't know what they are talking about- these fish like to dart about and need the space to do so, otherwise, its quite sad to see them just turning in little circles all day), the fish will be healthier and more successful in a larger tank. Do these things and you will have very happy little danios that may even spawn for you, as they reproduce quite readily (which is why they are used in laboratory settings)... I think it would be interesting to see how strong the glow is in successive generations.

Dr. Seuss would be happy - now we can actually eat green eggs and ham.

Or is that green ham and eggs?

Raven: I want to get those fish but I live in CA (illegal).

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