Moderator's note: The program discussed in this thread is available in our Guides Section.

When I first started playing this game I tried to keep track of the fish that I had bred in my head. When that didn't work I started writing them down. That failed as well. Being a programmer I broke out my tools and wrote a program which lets me log the fish I have bred and what species the parents were. If anyone is interested in this please let me know. If I get enough response I'll clean it up and donate it to the community.

If you want the program that's shown in the attached screen shot, look in the Guides Section.

LDW is looking for that sort of thing for their Guides Section. I'm sure it would be well received, since people are always asking for good ways to track their fish breeding! You can check out Carla's post about submissions here.

I'd definitely be interested. What I've done is started an Access database. I started with Excel, but got fed up flicking through tables, entering information more than once on different sheets, etc. This game has helped me improve my Access skills.

oooo yes please!!!

Sounds perfect! I've used spreedsheets and pencil and paper ... LOTS of paper. Being able to keep it all in a program sounds wonderful!

I've just started, and while I'm not the best at organization, I do better when it comes to a computer/program. I'll definitely be interested!

i want to do that to thats a great idea if you can plees E-mail it to me at TDOG6675@aol.com

I found this site through a search...
http://www.cleverarts.com/fishtycoon/default.asp
(sorry if links aren't allowed) Anyways, it's incomplete in at least 1 combination.. if you put greenfin and silky it'll say the answer isn't available, but the answer is orange.. I've been working on a graph myself, long hard work, but gives me something to keep me busy.

Yes, links are allowed! The Clever Arts site probably has more links to it from the Fish Tycoon forum than any other site! There's also a link to it in the Spoilers thread of the Fish Tycoon Guides, which can be found at the bottom of the forums.

I would be interested in that program. It sounds great! I tried to keep track in my head and on paper too but it gets confusing.