Watch | ‘Finding Dory’ gets easier
Updated on Sept 03, 2016 03:33 pm IST
Very soon your aquarium may have its very own 'Dory'! After the Finding Nemo films from Disney-Pixar have gained so much popularity, scientists have now been successful in breeding this beautiful blue tang fish in captivity for the first time. Till now, it was not possible to breed these blue tangs in captivity. However, researchers from the University of Florida, along with Rising Tide Conservation Initiative, have succeeded. These fish only eat zooplankton, the natural food that's floating around in the ocean, which these researchers have also grown.
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