Fish Tank With Three Fish Coloring Page

Drawn in a shallow three quarter view, the tank shows its near glass, both far corners and a thin band of the top rim. A gently wavy line near the top marks the water surface and leaves a strip of air above it.

Inside, three rounded fish face right and overlap slightly, which places them at three different depths without any shading at all. Each carries a fanned tail, a swept fin on the back, one pectoral and a solid round eye.

One plant rises from the gravel behind the middle fish, paired leaves stepping up its stem. Along the floor runs a row of oval stones, about sixteen of them, evenly spaced and all roughly the same size. Two bubbles drift near the right hand glass.

That stone row is the most useful part of the page. Sixteen matching shapes in a line will take a repeating color sequence better than anything else here, and a child can use it to practice a pattern without having to invent the shapes first.

Keep the water uncolored or very pale. If it goes dark, the three fish inside stop reading as separate from it.