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Manage a virtual aquarium by breeding fish species, cultivating seaweed, and balancing resources. Navigate challenges like population demands, international regulations, and random events to maintain your job as CEO.
✓Breed over 15 fish species
✓Cultivate and sell seaweed
✓Manage land and resources
✓Balance fish population demands
✓Handle random events and challenges
✓Support for background music
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What's New in Farm Aquarium
3.2
April 23, 2020
- Removed support for legacy systems prior to iOS 10; - Other minor changes/fixes; - Other Bug fixes.
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What is Farm Aquarium?
Farm Aquarium is a paid simulation game where you manage an aquarium. You'll breed fish, grow seaweed, and balance resources to meet demands and avoid being fired.
How much does Farm Aquarium cost?
Farm Aquarium is a paid app priced at $0.99.
What devices does Farm Aquarium support?
Farm Aquarium is available on iPhone, iPad, iPod, and Apple Watch.
What is the age rating for Farm Aquarium?
Farm Aquarium has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for younger players.
Does Farm Aquarium have ads?
The provided data does not specify if Farm Aquarium contains advertisements. As a paid app, it may not include ads.
When was Farm Aquarium last updated?
The latest version of Farm Aquarium was released on April 23, 2020.
Can I listen to my own music while playing Farm Aquarium?
Yes, Farm Aquarium supports background iPod music, allowing you to enjoy your own soundtrack while playing.
What are the main gameplay mechanics in Farm Aquarium?
Key mechanics include choosing fish species, buying/selling land for seaweed, allocating seaweed for fish food and planting, and managing population demands against available crops.
