GloFish are unique creatures with vivid colors that will brighten up any tank. Scientists created them to help with environmental studies, but they have quickly gained popularity in home aquariums.

Move over, Nemo. There's a new star in the fish tank, and this one really shines. The fish, marketed under the trademark name GloFish, are actually zebra danio, an already common pet-trade species.

BLACKSBURG, Va., Jan. 15, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- To enhance the colorful fishkeeping experience of GloFish® and expand its livestock selection, Spectrum Brands Pet LLC has introduced GloFish® Sharks to ...

Those looking to spice up their aquariums with some controversial little fish will get the chance this week — though they may have trouble immediately finding the genetically engineered, ...

Albany- If you take a look at pet store aquariums, dozens of fish appear to glow, but its these little bio-engineered danios that have created the latest controversy. "Scientists took a zebra danio ...

At my house we like our pets small, self-contained, and low maintenance. Beautiful, unusual, or weird is even better. But genetically modified? And only $5 each from the local pet store? How could I ...

California was derided by some when the Fish and Game Commission voted last month to ban sales of the first genetically modified pet, the GloFish. But the state's review for environmental safety was ...

I overheard a pet store employee describing GloFish as zebra danios that have been crossed with jellyfish, which sounded so unbelievably cool to this science geek that I didn't believe it. And in fact ...

Aquariums are slowly becoming that one corner of the house everyone wants to personalise. And the trend is shifting in a very interesting direction. People are no longer choosing only the usual fish.

The common zebra danio is a mundane, brownish, tropical freshwater fish commonly bought by folks just starting an aquarium. But a little genetic tweaking and bio-engineering is making the humble zebra ...