No tank needed
A virtual aquarium with no glass

A virtual aquarium lets you enjoy fish without the water changes. Fish of Ganymede is a free one with a twist: instead of a glass tank, your fish swim in open, dark water under the ice of an alien moon, and you breed them yourself, so no one else has the same fish.
Your deep: an aquarium in 3D
Up to 12 of your fish swim in your deep at once, in full 3D, with fin ripples, glowing lures and drifting marine snow. Feed them glowing krill and they come to eat; tap a fish to follow it, or take a tour past all of them. It runs smoothly on phones, tablets and computers.


More than a screensaver
- Catch new fish by diving into six ocean zones.
- Breed them with real genetics and exact odds; eggs hatch in hours, and the young grow up over a day.
- Collect species in your species book and field guide.
- Trade with other players, or just enjoy your fish.
The deep on a phone
Dive and collect
Every fish has its own pageOther aquarium games and simulators
- Behind Glass: Aquarium Simulator: design and run realistic home aquariums on PC.
- Fish Tycoon (2004): a classic fish breeding and shop game.
- Insaniquarium: a fast, silly arcade aquarium game from PopCap.
- Live aquarium cams: many public aquariums, such as the Monterey Bay Aquarium, stream their tanks for free.
Which virtual aquarium is right for you?
| If you want… | Try |
|---|---|
| A realistic tank to design | Behind Glass: Aquarium Simulator |
| Real fish, live | An aquarium livestream |
| Fish you breed yourself, free in the browser | Fish of Ganymede |
| Quick arcade fun | Insaniquarium |
Questions
Is there a free virtual aquarium online?
Yes. Fish of Ganymede is a free 3D virtual aquarium in your browser where you keep, feed and breed alien fish. Many public aquariums also stream live fish cams for free.
Do I need to download anything?
No. It plays in any modern browser on phone, tablet or computer, and you can start without signing up.
A fish breeding game where every fish is one of a kind
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The real deep-sea fish behind our alien fish