Developed by Order N Development for Prolific Publishing, Inc.
Windows versions developed by Prolific Publishing, Inc.
SereneScreen Marine Aquarium 3
Marine Aquarium is the popular screensaver featuring thirty exotic saltwater fish including the achilles tang, clown triggerfish, lionfish, seastar, and three stripe damselfish.
The marine life in this virtual aquarium is so vibrant you won't believe your eyes. The latest version of this 3D aquarium, designed for today's high resolution monitors, has animated invertebrates and indescribable realism.
Features:
- Realistic fish behavior
- High-definition 3D fish tank
- Up to thirty fish in one tank at once
- Support for multiple monitors
- Integration with iTunes (Mac only)
What the reviewers are saying...
"The Order N Development team did an amazing job of bringing the SereneScreen Marine Aquarium to the Mac. Even at Beta, the product was the most solid of anything I have ever worked on." —Baron R.K. Von Wolfsheild, CTO Prolific Publishing, Inc.
"The software works as advertised, looks unbelievably realistic, draws stares and exclamations from co-workers, and actually does bring serenity to our computing lives. After a week with the program, we still find ourselves stealing a few minutes here and there to just watch the Marine Aquarium Screen Effect and no other Screen Effect, not even "Flurry," has ever caused us to do such a thing." — MacDailyNews
"It finally happened. Mathematics has replaced reality. Well, almost. I'm looking at my sleeping computer's screen saver display and it looks like a fish tank. I mean it looks like a REAL saltwater fish tank with several brightly colored fishes swimming lazily around in an aerated coral environment." —Craig Crossman, Knight-Ridder Newspapers
"Aquarium by Prolific Publishers is my favorite. Because it's very, very cool. Its realism is astounding. Where most 3rd party screensaver modules for Mac OS X disappoint, Aquarium is engrossing. People watch it as if they were watching real fish in a real aquarium!" —Mike Swope, MacWichita Macintosh User Group