REQUEST TIME! ALIEN AQUARIUM!---COMPLETE!

1. Swordfish
2. Came from Mars
3. Bright red fish, upper part of the body is darker than the lower part; with a bit of white-specks on its head. Large body but has small fins. Something like this.
4. It reaches maturity in a short 4~5 years, and can be very aggressive and intimidating during that time. Unfortunately, it has a short life span and could only live up to 9 years. It's a predator and uses its 'sword' to injure its prey. It eats other smaller fish.

1.Dojaji
2. Spektra, the "Rainbow Planet"
3. About five pounds. Looks like a very-oversized goldfish in shape. Body is covered in scales of different colors, some luminescent, some just look like mirrors. Above all, the body is designed to make others "look" at it. (feel free to take creative liberties!!)
4. The Dojaji does not feed in the way most animals do. Like every other inhabitant of Spektra, the Dojaji's life is fueled by *attention.* As long as others are paying attention to it, it will live and thrive. Over time, due to environmental hazards and age, a Dojaji's beautiful body will become weathered, which in turn will decrease the amount of attention it gets. (On it's home planet, anyway. The inhabitants of Spektra are only interested in that which glitters and glistens) Although its body will change for the worse as it grows older, a Dojaji can only die from a total lack of attention, which becomes increasingly likely as time goes on.
A Dojaji reaches maturity within one year. Theoretically, a dojaji that is always being given attention will live forever.


sorry i kind of got abstract here

1. Estor Mafaldiu (commonly known as the Dying-sun/star fish)
2. Not a planetary fish, it inhabits the corona of dying suns.
3. Black, with white-silver-blue (youth), red (all shades)(mid-years) and gold (ancient) speckling, with a long, ribbony tail; they're often mistaken for bits of stardust and hard to spot. They're very slim and easily camouflage into their habitat.
4. As a space creature, they do not require oxygen to live and as such they can live to a very old age. They feed on the sunlight itself and schools have been observed to swarm around areas where sun flares are prevalent. Scientists often argue as to whether they are the cause of a dying star or if they merely flock to them for some reason, as the closer a sun is to dying, the more there tend to be.
They have no natural enemies or prey, no known diseases or illnesses and are practically immortal when left in the wild. They are very fast, very slim and very hard to catch. The few that have been caught and experimented on offer no real insights as to their creation or breeding habits. Those in captivity need to be very well taken care of and kept under extreme solar rays at all times, making them infeasible as pets despite their beauty. If taken out of solar rays their speckling fades away and the fish will die within the hour.
There is speculation that when a sun explodes or dies out completely, they gather as much solar energy as possible so as to travel to the next dying sun, though no proof exists of this bar a few unconfirmed sightings of schools swimming through the dead of space.
The lifespan of each fish seems to depend on the amount of solar energy they've infused or 'eaten' instead of actual time spent living. Some who were tagged around the same time - males and females, mid-aged and youths - show that this is so, with the progression being white/blue/silver to various shades of red to gold. One example was from an experiment where two fish were tagged - one mid-aged (red-speckled) male and one youthful female (white and blue speckling.) A year later they were recalled - the male was still mid-aged whilst the female had proceeded to gold speckling. There is no record of the colours going backwards or of either gender being different.
No known recipes.

1. Oshun

2. Planet Pixel

3. Oshuns have very distinctive looks from other Pixel's aquatic species. They have very large jaws capable of devouring any edible objects. Despite this feature they have rather kind and happy, yet hungry features.

Oshuns have excellent camouflage in aquatic environment, as they come in colors varying from turquose to darker blue. It is not confirmed, if they can change their color according to environment or whether the color is specific for the individual. Oshun fins are large to give the species balance despite their large jaws. The fins are usually partially colored red and otherwise blend with the rest of the colors of an oshun.

Male oshuns have also 3 antennaes near the back of their head that hold a bait that often looks like a small snack on their tip. Baits resembling olives, chocolates or pasta have been sighted in past.

4. Oshun is a rare species that was encountered soon after inhabiting Planet Pixel. It has extreme appetite and little edible material has been reported to not suit their diet. The species usually dwells in deepest of Oceans, but can be surprisingly found in strange places, as fridges or among food in storage, as long as there is water nearby.

It is suspected that the oshuns end up in such places through water circulating cooling system popular in Pixel. The individuals usually flop vigorously back to water after feeding. While oshuns are harmless to humanoids, the species is probably the most dangerous of the sandwich predators known to date and it is estimated that sandwiches would be driven extinct, were the oshun population to double.

author=Dudesoft
Lockez do you want the Dukes or the Atargatian sharks?

The Dukes. I just described the sharks because I figured that would help influence how the Dukes looked.

my fish is rapidly becoming deceased because all the other fish are homophobic