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The Aquarium is a location where most fish that had been caught by the player stored. Located in the Hotel Fishing Resort of Teman Paradise Beach, it could be accessed after completing the quest "Thrilling Aquarium."

Opening the Aquarium[]

Main article: Quest


After starting a new game, the player may notice a man in a suit stand at the lobby, near the entrance to the Aquarium. He's the owner of the Penangkapan Island and asked the player to catch 10 different species of fish for the Aquarium. After the player fulfill his request, he told to the player that he made them the new director of the Aquarium, and he leaves them to build, upgrade, and stock the tanks with their own.

Mechanics[]

The aquarium is divided into two stories: B1F contains saltwater tanks and B2F for freshwater tanks. Each floor also further divided into three areas, according to climates, with two large tanks and an inset tank at each group (the Salt/Temp area has three large tanks instead of two).

There's a laptop lying on the desk near the Information Area which serves as the tool to build new tanks and upgrade the existing ones. It also contain the Aquarium map to help the player memorize the layout on the entire aquarium and keeping a track of the levels of each tanks represented with different colors: Gray means the tank has not built yet, blue for Level 1, green for Level 2, gold for Level 3, and red for Level Max.

The game uses a level system to determine how the decorations of the tanks looks. Level 1 has no decoration at all, Level 2 added some rocks, Level 3 tanks gained even more rocks, and finally, Level Max added green plants (for freshwater tanks) and coral and seaweed (for saltwater tanks).

Within the map, the player may choose to build a new tank, but the catch is the new tank must be directly connected to an already built tank. The player can, for instance, build Temp/Salt #3 after building Temp/Salt #2 , but cannot build Cold/Fresh #2 before building Cold/Fresh #1. Each tank requires certain amount of points to build, but upgrades costs exactly same amount of points for all tanks.

Upon unlocking the aquarium, the player started with the Trop/Salt #1 tank already build at level 1.

Fish that caught by the player will automatically put in their respective tank. However, there are maximum number for each species to display, and if the player catches another fish from the same species, the smallest one will be replaced if the new catch is larger. Trash like Driftwoods and alike cannot go to the Aquarium.

Note that you cannot fully finished the Aquarium just by catching all fish in the game. You will need to sign to Submarine Tours in Teman Paradise Beach and Pacar Beach to unlock the Manta Ray, Bottlenose Dolphin, Whale Shark, and the Sea Turtle. You also need to build every tanks and then fully upgrade every tanks to unlock the Emperor Penguin and the Orca , respectively.

Time freezes as long as the player is in the Aquarium. This means the player can took their time as they wish. Time resumes soon after the player returns to the Hotel's main room.

To see how the Aquarium looks when it is fully completed, there is a "Dream Aquarium Tour" that can be accessed from the Teman Paradise Beach billboard.

The Tanks[]

Saltwater Tanks[]

Tanks that used to store the fishes that lives in the saltwater areas, be they from Penangkapan Island's beaches, Sembilan and Sepuluh Islands, or the oceans around the islands.

Trop/Salt Tank #1[]

This room features a large, curved tank. Tropical fish that live in corals and reefs are put here. 

Cost to build: Free from start.

Trop Salt1

A fully upgraded Trop/Salt Tank #1

Fish Name Location Population Limit
Auxis Rochei Tropical Ocean
Blue Tang Teman Paradise Beach

Pacar Beach

Blueface Angelfish Teman Paradise Beach

Pacar Beach

Sembilan Island

Emperor Angelfish Teman Paradise Beach

Pacar Beach

Sembilan Island

Giant Trevally Tropical Ocean

Sepuluh Island

1
Japanese Bullhead Shark Teman Paradise Beach

Sepuluh Island

3
Lionfish Teman Paradise Beach
Moorish Idol Teman Paradise Beach
Oriental Butterflyfish Teman Paradise Beach
Parrotfish Teman Paradise Beach
Pennant Coralfish Teman Paradise Beach
Permit Tropical Ocean

Sepuluh Island

3
Red Snapper Tropical Ocean
Threespot Dascyllus Teman Paradise Beach (password fish)


Trop/Salt Tank #2[]

This room contains a tank that curves around three walls. All fish from Sembilan Island are contained here, as well as most tropical fish from Pacar Beach that not found in Teman Paradise Beach.

Cost to build: 5.000 points.

Trop Salt2

A fully upgraded Trop/Salt Tank #2


Fish Name Location Population Limit
Black Sea Bream Pacar Beach
Bluefin Trevally Pacar Beach
Bonefish Pacar Beach
Calfornian Corbina Pacar Beach

Sepuluh Island

Clown Triggerfish Pacar Beach

Sembilan Island

Dogtooth Tuna Pacar Beach
Eastern Blue Devil Fish Sembilan Island
Giant Grouper Sembilan Island
Napoleon Fish Pacar Beach

Sepuluh Island

Teman Paradise Beach (password fish)

Pink Anemonefish Sembilan Island
Purple Queen Sembilan Island
Red-belied Fusilier Sembilan Island
Rock Porgy Pacar Beach
Sea Turtle Pacar Beach Submarine Tour
Striped Beakfish Pacar Beach
Rolfosteus canningensis Sembilan Island
Thamnaconus modestus Pacar Beach

Sepuluh Island

Trevally Pacar Beach


Trop/Salt Inset Tank[]

This is the tank to held fish that either too small to see in large tanks or too vulnerable against other fish.

Fish Name Location Population limit
Clownfish Teman Paradise Beach
Forceps Fish Teman Paradise Beach

Pacar Beach

Longnose Hawkfish Teman Paradise Beach

Sembilan Island

Ocellaris Clownfish Teman Paradise Beach
Royal Angelfish Teman Paradise Beach

Pacar Beach

Sembilan Island

Seahorse Teman Paradise Beach


Temp/Salt Tank #1[]

This room features two identical tanks facing each other. These tanks contain smaller temperate fish.

Cost to build: 500 points.

Fish Name Location Population limit
Black Porgy Teman Paradise Beach

Pacar Beach

Blotchy Sillago Teman Paradise Beach

Pacar Beach

Chicken Grunt Temperate Ocean
Flounder Teman Paradise Beach

Pacar Beach

Grass Puffer Teman Paradise Beach

Pacar Beach

Demon Stinger Teman Paradise Beach
Halibut (small) Teman Paradise Beach
Mackerel Temperate Ocean
Marbled Rockfish Teman Paradise Beach
Moray Eel Teman Paradise Beach
Multicolorfin Rainbow Teman Paradise Beach
Needlefish Teman Paradise Beach
Octopus Temperate Ocean
Porcupine Fish Teman Paradise Beach (password fish)
Red Sea Bream Pacar Beach

Frigid Ocean

Red Stingray Teman Paradise Beach
Sea Bass Teman Paradise Beach
Sea Eel Teman Paradise Beach
Smallscale Blackfish Teman Paradise Beach


Temp/Salt Tank #2[]

The largest tank in the Aquarium. Instead of a regular tank, it features a huge tank where the visitors may view the fish in a underwater tunnel. Most fish from Tropical and Temperate Oceans can be found here.

Cost to build: 2.500 points.

Fish Name Location Population limit
Barracuda Trolling: East Coast Route; Sepuluh Island Route
Black Marlin Trolling: Sepuluh Island Route
Bottlenose Dolphin Penangkapan Ocean West Submarine Tour
Cobia Trolling: West Coast Route
Coral Trout Tropical Ocean
Flying Fish Tropical Ocean (password fish)
Greater Amberjack Tropical Ocean
Hammerhead Shark Trolling: Sepuluh Island Route
Indo-Pacific Blue Marlin Trolling: East Coast Route
Japanese Amberjack Temperate Ocean
John Dory Tropical Ocean

Temperate Ocean

Safir Cave

Longfin Yellowtail Tropical Ocean
Mahi Mahi Trolling: West & East Coast Route; Sepuluh Island Route
Manta Ray Penangkapan Ocean West Submarine Tour
Milkfish Tropical Ocean
Rainbow Runner Temperate Ocean
Red Emperor Young: Sepuluh Island

Adult: Tropical Ocean

Tarpon Sepuluh Island
Striped Marlin Trolling: West Coast Route
Swordfish Trolling: West Coast Route
Yellowtail Amberjack Tropical Ocean


Temp/Salt Tank #3 []

This room has a huge tank that stretches beyond the back wall. Gigantic fishes that lives in open oceans such the Great White Shark and Xiphactinus reside in this tank.

Cost to build: 25.000 points

Fish Name Location Population limit
Black Marlin Trolling: East Coast Route; Sepuluh Island Route
Bonito Tropical Ocean
Dunkleosteus Trolling: East Sembilan Route
Great White Shark Trolling: East Tidur Route
Indo-Pacific Blue Marlin Trolling: East Coast Route
Largehead Hairtail Temperate Ocean (password fish)
Ocean Sunfish Trolling: West Coast Route
Pacific Bluefin Tuna Trolling: East Sembilan Route
Striped Marlin Trolling: West Coast Route
Swordfish Trolling: West Coast Route
Xiphactinus Trolling: Sepuluh Island Route
Whale Shark Penangkapan Ocean South Submarine Tour
Yellowfin Tuna Trolling: Sepuluh Island Route


Temp/Salt Inset Tank[]

This small tank contains fish that are prey to larger fish.

Fish Name Location Population limit
Black Rockfish Teman Paradise Beach
Freshwater Prawn Teman Paradise Beach
Horse Mackerel Teman Paradise Beach

Temperate Ocean

Japanese Lobster Teman Paradise Beach
Sardine Teman Paradise Beach
Sea Robin Teman Paradise Beach

Temperate Ocean


Cold/Salt Tank #1[]

Cold Salt1Left

A fully upgraded Cold/Salt Tank #1 (left side)

Cold Salt1Right

A fully upgraded Cold/Salt Tank #1 (Right side). Note that there are nothing but penguins.

A room with two tanks. The left one contains Frigid Ocean fish and the Orca , while the right side has only penguins. This tank is most likely the last one to be fully filled, because of the general rarity of fish native of Frigid Ocean.

Cost to build: 50.000 points.

Fish Name Location Population limit
Alaskan Pollock Frigid Ocean (password fish)
Coalfish Frigid Ocean
Emperor Penguin Unlocked after building every tank
Filefish Frigid Ocean
Helicoprion Trolling: East Sembilan Route
Japanese Pufferfish Frigid Ocean
Mackerel Icefish Frigid Ocean
Orca Unlocked after upgrading every tank to max level
Saury Frigid Ocean
Sockeye Salmon

(Ocean form)

Frigid Ocean


Cold/Salt Tank #2[]

The most expensive tank to build. It holds fish that live in the deep sea that left untouched by sunlight, including all Safir Cave fish.

Cost to build: 250.000 points.

Cold Salt2

A fully upgraded Cold/Salt Tank #2

Fish Name Location Population limit
Barreleye Safir Cave
Black Cod Frigid Ocean
Coelacanth Safir Cave (password fish)
Giant Squid Trolling: West Sembilan & East Tidur Routes 2
Flapjack Octopus Safir Cave
Football Fish Safir Cave
Frilled Shark Safir Cave
Goblin Shark Safir Cave
Halibut (large) Trolling: East Sembilan Route
King of Herrings Safir Cave 1
N. Pacific Giant Octopus Trolling: North Sembilan Route
Oilfish Trolling: any routes in Temperate & Frigid Oceans
Pudgy Cuskeel Safir Cave


Cold/Salt Inset Tank[]

Freshwater Tanks[]

Tanks that used to store freshwater fishes that live inside the freshwater bodies on Penangkapan Island.

Trop/Fresh Tank #1[]

This tank holds every species found in Panas Jungle.

Cost to build: 1.500 points

Trop/Fresh Tank #2[]

This tank holds every species found in Malam Jungle.

Cost to build: 5.000 points

Trop/Fresh Inset Tank[]

Temp/Fresh Tank #1[]

This tank holds most species from Dua Ribu Lake.

Cost to build: 1.500 points

Fish Name Location Population limit
Acanthodes Dua Ribu Lake
American Pickerel Dua Ribu Lake
Bigmouth Buffalo Dua Ribu Lake
Black Bullhead Dua Ribu Lake
Bluegill Dua Ribu Lake

Kanan Lake

Black Bass Dua Ribu Lake

Kanan Lake

Bowfin Dua Ribu Lake
Brown Bullhead Dua Ribu Lake
Catfish Dua Ribu Lake

Kerikil River

Longnose Gar Dua Ribu Lake
Murray Cod Dua Ribu Lake
Rock Bass Dua Ribu Lake (password fish)
Shortnose Gar Dua Ribu Lake (password fish)
Smallmouth Bass Dua Ribu Lake

Kanan Lake

Smallmouth Buffalo Dua Ribu Lake
Snakehead Dua Ribu Lake

Tidur River

Wels Catfish] Dua Ribu Lake
White Perch Dua Ribu Lake
Yellow Bullhead Dua Ribu Lake


Temp/Fresh Tank #2[]

When fully upgraded, this tank is quite shallow with bright lighting and circling water. Fishes native to Kerikil River and Patarpa River are stored here, as well as the various koi from Rahaja Lake.

Cost to build: 1.500 points

Fish Name Location Population limit
Amur Pike Patarpa River
Bothriolepis Kerikil River
Catfish Dua Ribu Lake

Kerikil River

Fat Minnow Kerikil River
Japanese Char Kerikil River
Japanese Dace Kerikil River
Japanese Salmon Kerikil River
Hikarimuji Koi Rahaja Lake
Hucho taimen Patarpa River
Kohaku Koi Rahaja Lake
Lenok Patarpa River
Shiroutsuri Koi Rahaja Lake
Showa Koi Rahaja Lake
Tancho Koi Rahaja Lake

Temp/Fresh Inset Tank[]

Cold/Fresh tank #1[]

This tank is quite large and deep, also has a "stage" area that the player can sit down to watch the fish inside the tank. That is because this tank would be used for storing Kanan Lake's biggest fish, the Hyneria and the White Sturgeon.

Cost to build: 5.000 points

Fish Name Location Population limit
Burbot Kanan Lake
Brown Trout Kanan Lake

Kerikil River

Chain Pike Kanan Lake (password fish)
Cutthroat Trout Kanan Lake
Hyneria Kanan Lake
Lake Trout Kanan Lake
Muskie Kanan Lake
Northern Pike Gunan Es River
Pink Salmon Kanan Lake

Tidur River

Frigid Ocean

Rainbow Trout Kanan Lake

Kerikil River

Steelhead Kanan Lake
Walleye Kanan Lake
White Sturgeon Kanan Lake


Cold/Fresh Tank #2[]

This tank is quite similar with Temp/Fresh Tank #2, but with less vibrant lighting. The most noticeable feature of this tank is the 4 species of Tidur River's large carps and various assortment of salmons.

Cost to build: 3.000 points

Fish Name Location Population limit
Arctic Grayling Gunan Es River
Bighead Carp Tidur River
Black Carp Tidur River
Brook Trout Kanan Lake

Kerikil River

Cheiracanthus Tidur River
Chum Salmon Kanan Lake

Tidur River

Frigid Ocean

Dolly Varden Gunan Es River
Grass Carp Tidur River
Japanese Huchen Tidur River
King Salmon Gunan Es River
Pond Smelt Remak Es River
Silver Carp Tidur River
Silver Salmon Kanan Lake

Tidur River

Frigid Ocean

Sockeye Salmon

(Freshwater forms)

Kanan Lake

Tidur River

Striped Mullet Pacar Beach

Tidur River

Yellowfin Goby Pacar Beach

Tidur River


Cold/Fresh Inset Tank[]

Trivia[]

  • In the Aquarium, Hammerhead Sharks become much smaller than they should. This is most likely a bug.
  • Dogtooth Tuna is the only tuna species that is not put in the Temperate tanks.
    Hammerhead Bug

    The Hammerhead Shark bug. Notice how the shark is much smaller than the fish on the right.



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