This aquarium cam comes to you from Pennsylvania and let’s you watch Comet (a commond goldfish) and his sidekick Brainiac doing tricks.  These fish know how to swim through hoops and tunnels and can even play underwater soccer!  You can watch the fish being trained daily at around 6 am and 9 pm.  This webcam has streaming video.  Watch the fish school webcam.

This animal cam comes to you from the University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science Horn Point Laboratory.  It is a sturgeon cam with live streaming video.  The sturgeon is an ancient fish dating back as far as 120 million years ago.  Watch the sturgeons swimming around on this high quality cam.  If you like this aquarium cam, you might want to check out the Amazon River Cam in our archives.

Watch the Sturgeon Cam in Maryland

This Salmon Cam comes to you live from Steep Creek at the Tongass National Forest in Alaska. This salmon cam provides an underwater view of the salmon moving up the creek to spawn during spawning season from July to November. You can also view archived video clips of salmon spawning on their web site.

Watch the Steep Creek Salmon Cam in Alaska

This Koi cam comes to you from North Carolina and features two live streaming views of Koi fish in their pond.  You can watch the Koi fish in the pond on the underwater cam, or catch a glimpse of them on the above water cam.  You may also see birds or other wildlife near the pond.  You will need Windows Media Player to watch.

Watch the Koi Cam in North Carolina

This underwater fish cam comes to you live courtesy of Biotactic Fish & Wildlife and is located in Grand River, Ontario, Canada.  Live fish you may see spawning and feeding on this cam include smallmouth bass, carp, rock bass, crayfish, redhorse sucker, northern pike and more.  You can also watch the video archives to see fish activity for previous days.

Watch the Biotactic Underwater Fish Cam

The Fish Voyeur Aquarium Cam features a nice little aquarium with lots of little fishies of course.  See Neon Tetras, Golden Tetras and other fish I can’t identify.  If you can identify the fish, please leave a comment below.  This aquarium cam has live streaming video and requires Windows Media Player to watch.

Watch the Fish Voyeur Aquarium Cam

This Salmon Cam comes to you live from the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry and lets you take a peek at baby salmon in an aquarium.  This animal cam has live streaming video and you will need Windows Media Player to watch.

Watch the Salmon Cam (in browser)
Watch the Salmon Cam (directly in Media Player for larger video)

Another excellent aquarium cam has been discovered, this one featuring high quality video with sound so you can hear the fish squeak.  Ok, there’s no sound and fish don’t squeak…I think.  Anyway, it has one cam where you watch from above the water and another to watch under water.  Wednesday nights are Disco fish nights!

Watch the MyFishCam Main Cam
Watch the Above Water Cam

I love finding a good streaming cam, and this is aquarium cam is one of them. This one is brought to you by Northern Arizona University’s Exploring Science Site. Their live animal cams move around from time to time, so you may be viewing the aquarium cam, a tortoise habitat, tarantual or an African millipede.

You can view this video directly in your web browser. The aquarium cam is typically online until 8:00 p.m. Mountain Time (unless someone forgets to turn out the lights!)

Watch the Aquarium Cam

Live from the National Zoo, we present you with the Amazon River Cam. This is kind of a creepy web cam and may make you decide never to swim in the Amazon should you ever go for a visit.

Here you can see Arapaimas (one of the largest freshwater fish in the world) swim by, sometimes right by the camera - so close you can see their scales. Also see red tailed catfish, black pacus and other fish in this 27,000 aquarium.

This video feed requires Windows Media Player 9 or above available for download directly from Microsoft.

Watch the Amazon River cam