Dream Aquarium

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Dream Aquarium

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The program has a somewhat confusing interface that requires the user to right-click on the aquarium as it's running in order to access the Options menu. But the actual fish tank action is impressive. Up to six species of sea creatures (the trial limits the tank to six) move in realistic ways and look lifelike, whether they are brightly colored angelfish or crabs scurrying about on the sea floor. The program's options are the highlight of the program once the menu is accessed. Users can choose between seven different aquariums, different fish, lighting, and can even feed the fish. While it seems like every opportunity was taken for users to control the tank, the designers neglected to give them as much control over when the screensaver operates. Throughout the extensive Options menu we only found one vague command to set when the aquarium appears, and oddly, this was only when the computer was running on battery.

While its lack of direction for controlling the program was annoying, it wasn't enough to deter us from the spectacular graphics and options for the aquarium. Anyone interested in filling the screen undersea life should give this download a shot.

I just tried now the screensaver on a genuine Win7 machine with 2 monitors, and the suggested configuration (default + "Do not notify on task switch") works as it should, when I click on other windows the screensaver window doesn't close.

This configuration has the side effect to make deaf dialog messages, so that when you click on, let's say, the OK button nothing happens. If you want to terminate the program you may have to kill it from DxWnd kill command or from the task manager.

Also, on this computer I have some video flickering of the aquarium background, probably because of the different video card.

In any case, the aquarium window doesn't close. Weird ...

Designed by Alan Kapler, a special effects artist and animator who has previously worked on Hollywood blockbusters such as Titanic, X-Men and The Day After Tomorrow, Dream Aquarium is one of the most realistic freshwater aquarium screensavers on the market.

By default, the camera position is static, showing you the full aquarium, but you can opt to have it follow one fish in particular, or several fish chosen randomly. You can adjust the air bubbles floating up to the surface, along with the speed of the fish, and even the background image can be replaced with any image on your hard drive, like a family photo.

the free version slows down the pc a lot which does not happen with other types of screensaver and after showing different types of aquarium there are only 2 fishes to swim on the black screen without showing the background of the aquarium itself so I deleted it after a short time and it was a real disappointment ....

00:02 Alex: Hi, I'm Alex, and this is Tank Tested. Earlier this year, I got a massive aquarium from Custom Aquariums. I designed it for this space in my living room. I wanted it tall enough that I could peer into it while standing up. So the rim of this tank is six feet off the ground. I love it. And at 150 gallons, it is the largest aquarium I've ever owned. But it's been months since I last shared it with you, and at that time it was empty. I've actually had this tank running for more than four months now, but what you're looking at right now was day one, just 24 hours after planting. And it already brightens up my living room but it doesn't yet have any fish in it, that will be the next video on this channel. For now, we're looking at the plants and the hardscape. We'll take a look at the front of this tank in detail in just a moment. First, I want to take you all the way around the whole set up. This tank actually acts as a beautiful divider between my eventual fish nook and the rest of my living room. I designed it to be a beautiful centerpiece from the three sides, including the back. Here you can see hints of my living room peeking through the aquarium.

05:13 Alex: When I sent UNS my plant list, I emphasized that I didn't want any boos that was collected from the wild, as boos is not sustainably harvested, and the hobby is leading to its extinction in the wild. They sent me a nice collection of plants that are very clearly farmed, which I really appreciate. I also wanted a few species of creeps for the very bottom of my tank. I went with them because I thought they could handle the low light levels you get two feet down in an aquarium. And they've done very well. I also love Tiger Lotus, and you can see it in the center of this shot. I think they bring an incredible pop of color and a really special leaf shape to larger acquascapes.

06:07 Alex: Before we move on to the other side of the tank, I want to linger on the filtration of this aquarium. Custom Aquariums built into this set up an overflow as well as two outflows that pump water from the sump below. I love this design and it works wonderfully for me, but I wanted to minimize its presence in the tank. So I designed by scape intentionally and placed Java fern around the inflow and outflow, and they're already doing a great job of disguising the plumbing that keeps this tank running.

06:45 Alex: The last major thing I wanna point out before I move on is the substrate. I used a white pool filter sand for the base of my aquarium as I really wanted the tank to brighten up the room. Within the two islands, I used UNS contra-soil to provide nutrients to my plants.

07:07 Alex: As we move on to the back of the tank, I want to tease one of my favorite views of the scape; the short end of my tank, a view that allows you to look through five feet of water. But we'll come back to that in a moment. First, let's explore the back side of this tank. This side is definitely the B side, it's not a strong a composition but it's still a wonderful view. From this side, the fallen log bridge looks quite a bit different, it's darker and more cave-like. You can still see through but because so much of the wood is in shadow, it really recedes from view. From this side you can also see a few pieces of wood more prominently than before. There's a piece of Malaysian driftwood that's just peeking above the bridge and a second piece of my new wood that drops to the aquarium floor. I had to weight that piece down with a bag of lava rock to keep it in place, it took several months for it to lose its buoyancy.

09:07 Alex: Now, I wanna wrap up this first look at my tank, only 24 hours after planting with one of my favorite views; a look down the length of the aquarium. This is five feet of rock, wood and plants. The reflections on the glass are amazing. You can see so much of the tank from this view, and when the fish are added, it will be incredible to watch them swim five feet uninterrupted. If only I didn't have these white rocks weighing down my wood, they are an eyesore but that'll be removed eventually.

Alex Wenchel from the YouTube channel, Tank Tested, has been aquascaping and keeping aquariums for over twenty years, sharing his knowledge and expertise with the YouTube community. Watch the video filmed at Aquashella, Dallas 2019 here, and check out his channel for some great info on aquarium care.

"Tank Tested was created by me, Alex Wenchel. I've kept aquariums for more than twenty years, but it's only been in the last few that I've gotten into aquascaping. By trade, I'm a documentary and natural history filmmaker based in Washington, D.C. and I've been producing digital series for years. If you'd like to see some of the series I've produced, check out Nat Geo Wild's Wild_Life with Bertie Gregory or Symbio's Wild Warrior."

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Dream Aquarium is a next-generation virtual aquarium & screensaver that brings the beauty of lush freshwater aquariums to your computer with unsurpassed realism[^4^]. You can choose from 27 different species of fish, customize your tank with plants, rocks, bubbles and other decorations, and watch your fish swim, eat, chase each other and interact with their environment. Dream Aquarium also features a fiddler crab that cleans the bottom of the aquarium and chases fish, as well as realistic light rays, shadows, ripples and sounds. e24fc04721