FishVille Cheats and Tricks

FishVille is yet another huge success by Zynga for Facebook users.With over 25 million active players and growing FishVille is already a huge hit. 

FishVille is an addicting game that is a lot of fun. It is a lot like FarmVille but under water. You start out with one aquarium with a few fish. As you play you will earn and/or buy additional tanks as you level up and make more money. Also as you level up there will be different types of fishes and decorations that you can add to your aquariums. A big part of FishVille is decorating your tank along with raising your fish, you can buy plants, decorative items, and even other animals such as snails and crabs to enhance the look and function of your tank.

As with most Facebook games there is a social aspect to FishVille as well. You can help friends with their tanks, give and receive gifts, and friends can help you with your tank upkeep as well.

If you liked FarmVille or Cafe World you will probably find yourself slowly becoming addicted to FishVille as well.

 

When trying to decide which fish to raise in your tanks in FishVille there are so many options that it can be hard to figure out what fish can make you the most cash. Of course, the level you're at will dictate the types of fish in FishVille that you'll be able to choose from, but there are other factors you'll have to take into account when you're making your decision no matter what your level. When the process can seem rather complicated in the beginning, but once you understand the strategy behind choosing the right fish, you'll begin to see that most of the time, your decisions will actually be pretty cut and dry.

One of the first things to see about a fish in FishVille is how much money will it get you, your return on investment.. This will vary from one type of fish to another in the game, but mostly it increases as you level up and unlock new fish . There are exceptions to this rule, though, so don't get sucked into thinking that a new fish you've unlocked is automatically better than any of the other options you had in front of you before. Be sure to check each time so that you can be sure you're getting the biggest possible benefit out of your fish in FishVille.

While the value of your fish is important, it's not the only way to evaluate your options when you're trying to determine which types of fish in FishVille you should be raising at any given point in time. It's also very helpful to look at the differences in the fish's rates of earnings per hour to see how quickly you'll be able to increase your coins and experience point totals.Fish with lower values but quick turn over can bring in more money and experience if you have more time to play.

Also remember that you're going to have to get back to feed your fish before they die. That means that you can't pick a fish with a growth cycle that doesn't fit your playing schedule. A dead fish is nothing more then a loss so make sure you take your schedule into account when choosing your fish. All of these factors need to be taken into account, and it can get frustrating. But once you get the hang of it, you'll be making great fish decisions in no time.

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So you might be wondering what fish you are working towards as you play through FishVille and advance in level. Here is a list of fish and their stats to help you plan your buying strategy's

 

Level 0 Fish (Just Starting)

Mini Dart Goby (fast fish)

Cost : 7 coins
Buying XP : 2 XP
Growth time: 5 minutes
Sell at Junior 1 - 18 coins, 6 XP
Sell at Junior 2 - 36 coins, 12 XP
Sell at Junior 3 - 54 coins, 18 XP
Sell at Adult 4 - 72 coins, 24 XP

 

Shy Hamlet

Cost : 36 coins
Buying XP : 15 XP
Growth time: 4 hours

Sell at Junior 1 - 89 coins, 60 XP
Sell at Junior 2 - 178 coins, 120 XP
Sell at Junior 3 - 267 coins, 180 XP
Sell at Adult 4 - 356 coins, 240 XP

 

Hawaiian Hogfish

Cost : 48 coins
Buying XP : 17 XP
Growth time: 12 hours

Sell at Junior 1 - 120 coins, 153 XP
Sell at Junior 2 - 240 coins, 306 XP
Sell at Junior 3 - 360 coins, 459 XP
Sell at Adult 4 - 480 coins, 612 XP

 

Scooter Blenny

Cost : 87 coins
Buying XP : 29 XP
Growth time: 1 day

Sell at Junior 1 - 221 coins, 261 XP
Sell at Junior 2 - 442 coins, 522 XP
Sell at Junior 3 - 663 coins, 783 XP
Sell at Adult 4 - 884 coins, 1044 XP

 

Level 2

Red Spot Cardinal (fast fish)

Cost : 15 coins
Buying XP : 4 XP
Growth time: 15 Minutes

Sell at Junior 1 - 38 coins, 12 XP
Sell at Junior 2 - 76 coins, 24 XP
Sell at Junior 3 - 114 coins, 36 XP
Sell at Adult 4 - 152 coins, 48 XP

 

Level 4

 

Swissguard Basslet

Cost : 10 coins
Buying XP : 4 XP
Growth time: 1 hour

Sell at Junior 1 - 27 coins, 16 XP
Sell at Junior 2 - 54 coins, 32 XP
Sell at Junior 3 - 81 coins, 48 XP
Sell at Adult 4 - 108 coins, 64 XP

 

Level 6

 

Sardine (fast fish)

 

Cost : 5 coins
Buying XP : 1 XP
Growth time: 3 minutes

Sell at Junior 1 - 12 coins, 3 XP
Sell at Junior 2 - 24 coins, 6 XP
Sell at Junior 3 - 36 coins, 9 XP
Sell at Adult 4 - 48 coins, 12 XP

 

Level 8

 

Percula Clownfish

Cost : 48 coins
Buying XP : 27 XP
Growth time: 8 hours

Sell at Junior 1 - 129 coins, 108 XP
Sell at Junior 2 - 258 coins, 216 XP
Sell at Junior 3 - 387 coins, 324 XP
Sell at Adult 4 - 516 coins, 432 XP

 

Level 9

 

Blue Green Chromis

Cost : 26 coins
Buying XP : 12 XP
Growth time: 3 hours

Sell at Junior 1 - 72 coins, 48 XP
Sell at Junior 2 - 144 coins, 96 XP
Sell at Junior 3 - 216 coins, 144 XP
Sell at Adult 4 - 288 coins, 192 XP

 

Level 10

 

Royal Dottyback

Cost : 57 coins
Buying XP : 22 XP
Growth time: 16 hours

Sell at Junior 1 - 156 coins, 198 XP
Sell at Junior 2 - 312 coins, 396 XP
Sell at Junior 3 - 468 coins, 594 XP
Sell at Adult 4 - 624 coins, 792 XP

 

Level 12

 

Blue Damsel

Cost : 107 coins
Buying XP : 39 XP
Growth time: 2 days

Sell at Junior 1 - 302 coins, 351 XP
Sell at Junior 2 - 604 coins, 702 XP
Sell at Junior 3 - 906 coins, 1053 XP
Sell at Adult 4 - 1208 coins, 1404 XP

 

Level 14

 

Inland Silverside (fast fish)

Cost : 9 coins
Buying XP : 4 XP
Growth time: 30 minutes

Sell at Junior 1 - 25 coins, 12 XP
Sell at Junior 2 - 50 coins, 24 XP
Sell at Junior 3 - 75 coins, 36 XP
Sell at Adult 4 - 100 coins, 48 XP

 

Level 16

Pajama Cardinal

Cost : 17 coins
Buying XP : 8 XP
Growth time: 2 hours

Sell at Junior 1 - 51 coins, 32 XP
Sell at Junior 2 - 102 coins, 64 XP
Sell at Junior 3 - 153 coins, 96 XP
Sell at Adult 4 - 204 coins, 128 XP

Level 18

Longnose Hawkfish

Cost : 38 coins
Buying XP : 22 XP
Growth time: 6 hours

Sell at Junior 1 - 116 coins, 88 XP
Sell at Junior 2 - 232 coins, 176 XP
Sell at Junior 3 - 348 coins, 264 XP
Sell at Adult 4 - 464 coins, 352 XP

Level 21

Annularis Angelfish

Cost : 42 coins
Buying XP : 16 XP
Growth time: 10 hours

Sell at Junior 1 - 131 coins, 144 XP
Sell at Junior 2 - 262 coins, 288 XP
Sell at Junior 3 - 393 coins, 432 XP
Sell at Adult 4 - 524 coins, 576 XP

Level 24

Blue Spot Grouper

Cost : 112 coins
Buying XP : 45 XP
Growth time: 2 days

Sell at Junior 1 - 365 coins, 405 XP
Sell at Junior 2 - 730 coins, 810 XP
Sell at Junior 3 - 1095 coins, 1215 XP
Sell at Adult 4 - 1460 coins, 1620 XP

Level 30

Blue Hippo Tang

Cost : 49 coins
Buying XP : 26 XP
Growth time: 18 hours

Sell at Junior 1 - 173 coins, 26 XP
Sell at Junior 2 - 346 coins, 52 XP
Sell at Junior 3 - 519 coins, 78 XP
Sell at Adult 4 - 692 coins, 104 XP

Level 33

Bartlett Anthias

Cost : 8 coins
Buying XP : 4 XP
Growth time: 45 minutes

Sell at Junior 1 - 29 coins, 16 XP
Sell at Junior 2 - 58 coins, 32 XP
Sell at Junior 3 - 87 coins, 48 XP
Sell at Adult 4 - 116 coins, 64 XP

Similar to real fish, FishVille fish need to be fed on a regular basis or they will starve to death. A popular question from many people is how much food and how many times should I feed my fish?

The answer is simple, Enough to keep your fish alive and as many times as you want. Although your fish can starve like real fish they can not over eat and your tank will not get overly dirty from feeding more food or times then needed. You have to clean your tank but that is going to need to be done anyway. Best part is being these are virtual fish the cleaning is easy and doesn't smell lol.

So why feed your fish as often as possible? Because even if a fish is not starving its food cycle (the time you have between feedings before your fish will starve) is reset every time a fish eats.

Lets say you have a fish that needs to eat once 12 hours. He eats on Tuesday at 4pm so he will need to be fed again by Wednesday at 4 AM. Depending on your schedule you may not be awake at 4 AM. Now if you log in to FishVille on Tuesday night at 10 pm and feed your fish they will not have to eat until Wednesday 10 AM since you reset there food cycle. This can be very handy if you have something come up and need to reset the fish feeding cycle.

Food is free in FishVille so don't worry about losing money if your consantly feeding your fish. Just click on the the food canister and click it around your tank until all your fish are full. Make sure you feed all the fish, so you can reset all the feeding cycles. Check all your fishes hunger status before your done to ensure none of them are starving or could starve while you are away from the game.

So when was the last time you fed your fish???