RUSKIN, Fla. (AP) — Someday soon, you might be able to find Disney’s beloved “Dory” in your own aquarium — and the beautiful blue tang fish will be bred in Florida, not the Pacific Ocean.

Someday soon, you might be able to find Disney's beloved Dory from the "Finding Nemo" movies in your own aquarium -- and the beautiful blue tang fish will be bred in Florida, not the Pacific Ocean.

Finding Dory opens in theaters this Friday, June 17. The episode of How It”s Made featuring aquarium fish airs on Science Channel tonight at 9 p.m. ET/PT.

"Finding Dory," could have an effect on the Dory fish, the Blue Tang.

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RUSKIN, Fla. (CBSMiami/AP) — You might be able to find Disney's beloved "Dory" in your own aquarium soon. The beautiful blue tang fish will be bred in Florida, not the Pacific Ocean. After six ...