FishPond

FishPond

A tiny pond to feed & watch

17 ratings
30 reviews
Free

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Released
February 23, 2011
Updated
October 13, 2026

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Create and manage a virtual fish pond. Tap to feed your fish and observe their growth. Enjoy a relaxing simulation experience.

✓Virtual fish pond
✓Feed fish by tapping
✓Watch fish grow
✓Relaxing simulation
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What's New in FishPond

2.0.0

October 13, 2026

FishPond is back! Completely rebuilt for current iPhones and iPads – full screen on every display size, portrait and landscape, smooth animation and a new icon. All ads and the in-app purchase are gone.

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User reviews

Review

Unlike most of the other reviews I've read, I think this is an ok game. Not great, but ok. Maybe backgrounds or foods that make them do tricks or different types of fish. Anyway, ok game

Fine I guess

How do you change the fishes color?

Cute

Super cute but the fish are too fast

Cool

Its a cool game but I don't know how to delete the fish Tho. If you could this app would be 5 stars

Wonderful

WONDERFUL GREAT FREE APP! A must get for all iPod, iPhone or iPad users

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FAQ

What is this app about?

This app allows you to create and manage a virtual fish pond. You can interact with your fish by tapping to feed them, and you'll be able to watch them grow over time. It's designed to be a relaxing simulation experience.

What are the main features?

The core features include creating a virtual fish pond, feeding your fish by tapping on the screen, and observing their growth. The app focuses on providing a simple and enjoyable simulation.

Is this app free to download?

Yes, the app is free to download. However, it does offer in-app purchases, which may enhance your experience or provide additional options within the game.

What is the purpose of feeding the fish?

Feeding the fish is a key mechanic in the game. By tapping to feed them, you contribute to their well-being and growth within the virtual pond environment. This interaction is central to the simulation.