It’s a true story. Well, not exactly true — clown fishes and blue tangs can’t really talk like they do in the animated film “Finding Nemo.” But those beautiful fish inhabiting the ...

In “Finding Nemo,” a tropical fish named Gil, grizzled and scarred from his many attempts to escape an aquarium in the lobby of a dentist’s office, tells a newcomer to the tank: “Fish aren ...

You’re probably familiar with the 2003 animated film Finding Nemo — it was a box office ... The trade in marine fish for home aquariums is a major cause of coral reef fish decline, and in the ...

When John Bruno sees shark fins circling his boat, he’s happy. They tell him that he’s sitting on top of pristine coral reefs, like the ones he swam among as a child. “When you drop down ...

When Pixar’s “Finding Dory” comes out next month, it’ll mean millions in revenue for Disney. It may also mean more money for the aquarium fish industry — if viewers decide they might ...

Before Joe Pineda arrives at his clients’ houses to install their aquariums, they surf the Net and peruse books to determine the types of fish they want. But the No. 1 source of inspiration ...

The coral reef displayed in "Finding Nemo" is based on the real-life Great Barrier Reef in Australia. Sadly, coral reefs across the world are suffering and dying because of climate change and ...

While the marine aquarium trade can pose risks to coral reef ecosystems, it can also be part of the solution. Captive breeding has helped bring some seahorse species back from the brink of extinction.

While four-legged friends or two-legged creatures may be the pets of choice for some, others are opting for the wet and gilled kind. John Williams has owned a freshwater aquarium for three years ...