A glassfish that lives in glass houses may have evolved from a sea slug

A glass fish with a bizarre, aquatic lifestyle has been found to have adapted to live in glasshouses.

The fish was found in the Indian state of Maharashtra and it is the first known case of such an unusual, aquatic life in an aquatic environment.

Glassfish can live in freshwater or salt water and can even be found in glass and stone houses.

But the fish appears to be completely separate from the water, and was found swimming in a tank that was being used for drinking water.

Glass fish are also known for their strange behavior in their aquariums, such as diving down into the tank to lick their tentacles.

The fish was in a glass house for a while and its body was not visible.

It is now being tested to see if it can survive in its new environment.