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Engineers create pink glow-in-day fish
First-of-its-kind fluorescent fish may cost $3,400
Updated: Friday, 09 Nov 2012, 10:53 AM EST
Published : Friday, 09 Nov 2012, 8:50 AM EST
TAIPEI, Taiwan (NBC/RTV) - Two new types of fluorescent fish are the stars of an aquarium show in Taiwan.
The new cichlid and angelfish genotypes took more than three years to develop. They have been nicknamed "Pink Princess" and "Pink Angel."
Unlike earlier versions that were developed, these fish glow in daylight -- not just under a black light.
They're expected to be available on the market in two years, but they won't be cheap. Each fish is expected to cost more than $3,400.
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