Rainbowfish

Choose rainbowfish close-ups, groups among water plants, or views above and below a lake or waterfall pool. The close-up leaves more open background, while root tunnels and planted scenes add fine details. Print a page, count the fish and invent a color pattern for their scales.

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Four striped rainbowfish surround a central clump of water grass rooted among pebbles, with small bubbles in the open water.

Four Rainbowfish around a Water Plant

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Trees and reeds line a quiet lake above the waterline, while two rainbowfish swim among plants and rocks below.

Rainbowfish beneath a Peaceful Lake

detailed

Three striped rainbowfish swim between tall reed stems above a bed of rounded stones.

Rainbowfish among Reeds

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A large rainbowfish stretches diagonally across the page, with curved rows of scales, a side stripe and an arc of bubbles.

Rainbowfish Close-Up

medium

Two striped rainbowfish face one another above an arch of driftwood, with leafy water plants and smooth stones below.

Rainbowfish over Driftwood

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A large rainbowfish rises diagonally between sweeping fronds of fine-leaved water plants, with pebbles and bubbles around it.

Rainbowfish and Feathery Plants

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Two rainbowfish swim between long plant stems under floating round leaves, above roots, pebbles and a fallen branch.

Rainbowfish beneath Floating Leaves

detailed

Two rainbowfish face opposite directions inside a wreath of water-plant leaves, pebbles and bubble rings.

Rainbowfish in a Leaf Wreath

detailed

Four rainbowfish weave through a planted scene with branching driftwood, broad leaves, fine stems and stepped stones.

Rainbowfish in an Underwater Garden

detailed

Raindrops make rings around two floating leaves, while a large rainbowfish and a smaller companion swim below the pond surface.

Rainbowfish under Raindrop Ripples

medium

A large rainbowfish with a long side stripe swims between flowing water-plant leaves above rounded pebbles.

Rainbowfish and Ribbon Leaves

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Three rainbowfish swim in a row beneath arching submerged roots, above pebbles and small clumps of water grass.

Rainbowfish through a Root Tunnel

detailed

One long stripe or a view above and below water?

Choose a close pattern or a layered lake scene.

Diagonal close-up

One large fish has rows of scales, a narrow side stripe and an arc of bubbles. Two leaves and a few stones leave open space.

Rainbowfish Close-Up →

Two levels of the lake

Trees and reeds sit above a waterline; two fish swim among plants and rocks below it. Choose this for separate land and water palettes.

Rainbowfish beneath a Peaceful Lake →

Keep the stripe continuous

Print the original line drawing linked below. The numbered areas match the color key and steps; use the colored example as a starting point, then choose your own colors if you prefer.

Try it on paper

Original coloring page: Rainbowfish Close-Up →

Turquoise rainbowfish with a purple side stripe above two green leaves; bubbles and stones remain white. — A digital color suggestion, not a photograph of a printed result. Open the original line drawing to print and try your own colors.

1. Turquoise fish
2. Purple side stripe
3. Green leaves

Color the head, all scales, every fin and the tail pale turquoise. Reserve the existing narrow side stripe and keep all black lines visible.
Follow the whole side stripe with purple, staying inside its original edges.
Color both large aquatic leaves green. Leave bubbles, stones and background white.

The purple stripe should read as one continuous path through the scales. You do not need to add rainbow bands.

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