Checking this will cause the program to cycle through your saved Fish Sets. Next to 'Fish Sets' is the 'Cycle Fish Sets' radio button. Clicking the 'New Set' button will allow you to name and save your current tank. Setting all Fish on/off or Random - See Global Settings(below).įish Sets - Fish Sets allow you to save your favorite tank configurations for easy access later. Alternatively, you may simply click the 'Disable Fish' box. Setting Individual Fish to 'Off' - Clicking the down Arrow past the '?' will turn the fish off, effectively removing it from the tank until you choose to change this setting. This fish will now randomly appear in the tank every time you start the program (assuming you have any random slots assigned, more on this below) Setting Individual Fish to 'Random' - Clicking the down arrow to none will bring up a '?' which sets the fish to 'Random'. Clicking on the arrows to the left of this number will correspondingly increase or decrease the overall population of the tank. The upper number indicates how many fish in your tank are set to randomly appear, the lower number governs the total number of fish in the tank. General Fish Population - Below the Individual Fish Population settings are the settings for General Population.Clicking on the arrow keys at the bottom of the fish information box will increase or decrease the population of this particular fish in the tank.

Individual Fish Population - Directly below the Fish Information Box are settings to govern the population of the individual fish you have selected.An 'X' next to the fish means that this kind is 'turned off' and will not appear in the tank until you turn it back on, as outlined in the Individual Fish Population section below.įish Information Box - On the top left you will find vital information on the fish you have just selected. The number to the lower left of the fish will tell you how many of this specific kind will appear in the tank, no number to the left of the fish means the fish is set to appear randomly. Selecting Individual Fish - To select a fish, just mouse over the kind you want and left click, a box will appear around it. Marine Aquarium 3 allows you to choose fish from twenty-nine different species (plus one Ochre Starfish) and supports a population of up to thirty fish in the tank at one time. This will take you to the Fish selection page of the Settings window.įish Library - In the top right area of the window you will find a visual library of colorful Fish to choose from. The playlist can be accessed through the Music Playlist button in the main Marine Aquarium settings window.įrom the Settings menu, click on the 'Fish Settings' Button. Music volume is controlled using the slider on the right. Bubbles Sound - Turns on the Bubble sound, the volume is controlled using the slider on the right.

Show Crystal - Enables the Crystal rock in the Reef.

Bubble Column - Enables the Bubble Column in the Tank.

Display Window Title Bar - Turns off the Title Bar in windowed mode for a cleaner look.

Always on Top in Windowed Mode - When Marine Aquarium is in Windowed Mode (See 'F' hotkey) this option will place the program window over any other program you are running.

Start in Windowed Mode - Launches Marine Aquarium in windowed mode, will launch the program as an individual Window on your Desktop, rather than filling the entire screen.

De-checking this option will stop the Aquarium from panning entirely.

Auto Pan - The slider changes the panning speed.

If this option is not checked, you can only exit the program by pressing the ESC key or the Right Mouse Button.

Exit on Mouse Move - If this is checked you can exit the Marine Aquarium by moving your mouse or pressing a non- hotkey on your keyboard.

To bring up the settings menu, press the spacebar on your keyboard while Marine Aquarium is running then click on the Program Settings button.

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