A big update for your tank. · New mini-game, Shark Dodge: fish swim down the lane in a line. Swipe freshwater fish left and saltwater fish right, and never touch the shark! Earn a few coins every day, to retro chiptune music. Open it from More in your tank. · Fry grow up: fish you hatch or breed start as tiny fry and grow into adults over a few days. · Tank Journal: your tank keeps a diary of its special moments, with cards you can share. · Live Activities: follow expedition and hatching countdowns on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. · Shiny fish shine brighter, with a new golden glow and shimmer. Mutants no longer glow, so shinies stand out at a glance. · Collection: see every mutant color you own. · The pufferfish now puffs up when startled. · Fixes and polish.

A small update for collectors. · Collection: color variants and bred mutants you've collected now show in their real colors, so you can see exactly what you hatched. Uncollected ones stay as silhouettes. · Assorted fixes and polish.

Abyss Season opens on September 28 — this update gets everything ready. · The season is easy to find: a season capsule on the home screen counts down to opening day and jumps straight to the season page, which gets a brand-new hero. In the shop, the Abyss Egg sits at the top with a Limited badge. On opening day, a one-time intro shows what the season has in store. · Safer on a new device: on first launch, Tanklet now restores your tank from iCloud before deciding whether to start a new one — no more surprise second tank. · Multi-device fix: weekly task progress no longer gets overwritten by an older snapshot from another device. · Levels now start at 1: new keepers used to begin at level 2. The unlock pace is unchanged; longtime keepers may see their level number drop by one, and everything already unlocked stays unlocked. · Achievements can now be opened from Settings, with your completed count shown. · Plus assorted fixes and polish. Coming from an older version? 1.3.2 brought 50 species, weekly tasks with a pass, and 33 achievements — plenty is waiting to be claimed.

Our biggest update yet: the collection doubles, and every week brings something to look forward to. · 25 new fish — the collection grows to 50 species. The deep sea finally comes alive (an anglerfish with its little lantern, a fanged viperfish, the living-fossil coelacanth), plus friends you'll know on sight: seahorse, piranha, flounder, stingray, bamboo shark, electric eel, leafy seadragon and more. · Weekly tasks: a fresh set of small goals every Monday. Earn XP and climb the pass track for rewards — progress is permanent and never resets. An optional premium track (one-time purchase, yours forever) adds a second reward on every level. · Abyss Season (Sep 28 – Oct 26): season tasks, 1.25× XP, and the limited Abyss Egg that only hatches deep-sea species. · Achievements: 33 collection and companionship badges with pearl, shard and coin rewards — longtime keepers will find plenty ready to claim. · Pearls, safer and better: every pearl spend now asks for confirmation first, and the pearl-to-coin exchange pays 50% more. · Storage now shows your offline earnings at a glance — current rate, time to full, and whether fish are sitting idle in storage. Offline capacity can now be upgraded with coins. · Plus plenty of fixes and polish. Thank you for every bit of feedback — much of this update came straight from you.

A new fish, and breeding mutations you can actually see. · New species: Red Swordtail — the freshwater classic trailing a crimson blade, now in the shop and the collection. · Mutant offspring: mutated fry now wear a clearly different coloration — unmistakable in the tank, in details and in storage — with a soft violet shimmer. The collection gains a “Mutant” slot for every species, and mutants you bred earlier are credited automatically. · Storage: tap any fish to see its details (name, species, stats, bond) — no more guessing who is who. The storage list has been redesigned to be cleaner. · Fixes: breeding no longer labels ordinary fry as mutations; fish away on expedition can’t be released or moved. Thanks for every bit of feedback!

A new fish, and breeding mutations you can actually see. · New species: Red Swordtail — the freshwater classic trailing a crimson blade, now in the shop and the collection. · Mutant offspring: mutated fry now wear a clearly different coloration — unmistakable in the tank, in details and in storage — with a soft violet shimmer. The collection gains a “Mutant” slot for every species, and mutants you bred earlier are credited automatically. · Storage: tap any fish to see its details (name, species, stats, bond) — no more guessing who is who. The storage list has been redesigned to be cleaner. · Fixes: breeding no longer labels ordinary fry as mutations; fish away on expedition can’t be released or moved. Thanks for every bit of feedback!

Multiple tanks & ambient rooms are here. · Multiple tanks: save up for a second and third tank — freshwater, saltwater and coral ecosystems, with matching fish earning more. Move fish anytime. · Ambient rooms: 9 swappable rooms for Ambient Mode — an indigo moon-window study, a brick loft, a green library, a coastal cottage, terracotta, a noir gallery… each room's light truly falls into the water. · Try before you buy: preview any room in Ambient Mode first, unlock the ones you love — or unlock them all at once. · Swipe between tanks in Ambient Mode; the room follows the tank. Each tank keeps its own decorations. · Fixes: visitors now stay in one tank, feeding no longer crosses tanks, expeditions no longer return locked decorations, and more.

Ambient Mode is here — turn your tank into a piece of furniture. · Ambient Mode: hide every control and keep just the living water. Your tank sits in a warm room, lit from above by its rim light, with the screen staying awake — set it on your desk or nightstand and simply watch. · Wall clock: optionally show the time and date, turning Ambient Mode into a bedside clock. · Water sound: switch on a soft stream of water, fading gently in and out. · Reworked decorating: the inventory is now a drawer you can swipe down to close and up to open; new decorations land where you can see them and arrive already selected; the edit bar floats next to the piece you picked. · Algae on the glass: tap it and a sponge shows you how to scrub, with subtle haptics as you wipe. · Fixed a display issue on the visitor card.

Thanks to our very first fishkeepers! All improvements from your feedback: · Decor packs now show their full item list — names and rarities — before you buy · Fixed: decorations a rare visitor loves could be missing from the shop · Purchases now show a loading state and can't be triggered twice · You can now rate Tanklet from Settings — if you enjoy your tank, a review means a lot!