Re: Why are Muslims against Evolution?!?
Do you have any proof other than what the proponents of evolution theory say these 400-500 species developed/evolved (specified) over X number of thousand years?
More importantly, has anyone of these scientists proved that these 400-500 species EVER became so different that theese after soooo long have not changed to anything but** fish**.
( Please read this question carefully)
Fish always stayed fish. Regardless how many colors or other UNIQUE properties they developed.
These species still have unique genome.
Funny, after writing so much detail of ‘miraculous’ event of so called evolution occuring before eyes, the writers still have to write, “off course it is all hypothetical”. 
Notice there have been** extinction** of various species. 
Evolution is supposed to be a forward phenomenon. Meaning the better species or higher level of species. Am I wrong there?
**Although the scenario described above is a hypothetical one based on evolutionary theory, biologists have now discovered strong evidence that this process has actually occurred in the cichlid fish of Lake Victoria. **They’ve observed, along with other lines of evidence, many neighboring species pairs in which the surface-dwellers tend to be blue and blue-light-sensitive, while the deeper fish tend to be red and red-light-sensitive. Biologists are particularly excited about this discovery because it may represent an unusual mode of speciation. The sort of speciation that is easiest to gather evidence about is allopatric speciation — speciation that occurs partly through geographic isolation of the emerging species. In contrast, these cichlid species may have evolved without any physical separation at all.
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Unfortunately, the cichlids of Lake Victoria face an uncertain future. In the past few decades, many cichlid species have disappeared.** Some of these may have been pushed to extinction by invasive species, but others seem to have simply collapsed into one another. Deforestation, agricultural run-off, and pollution have caused the lake’s water to become much murkier. This has made it more difficult for the fish to choose mates based on color and has caused some species that rely on visual signals for mate choices (like the fish described above) to interbreed — resulting in fewer distinct species of fish and fish with duller colors. The recent research into how optics has influenced cichlid evolution shines a light on the processes that contribute to Earth’s fabulous biodiversity, but also highlights how easily that diversity can be snuffed out.