Is there a way I can raise fish in Fishville?

You can raise fish quite easily on Zynga's Fishville. So, get started by logging into Fishville via Zynga or Facebook. If you have not bought a fish tank yet, then Fishville will ask you to begin with this first.

Next, click on "Store" at the bottom corner. Click on fish at the top of the screen and scroll through the choices of fish. Some fish will cost coins and other fish will cost Sand Dollars.

Coins are earned through your labor on Fishville. Sand dollars are either bought with real money, or sometimes offered as bonus prizes. Select your fish, but pay close attention to the time it takes for the fish mature.

Generally, if a fish is ready in 2 hours, then you need to come back in more than 4 hours. At this point, you can feed the fish, or harvest them. Feeding them is done by clicking on the "Food" blue and yellow container.

Keep your fish fed and the tanks clean. This way you will raise happy and healthy fish.

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Fish grow over a set period of time that changes depending on the fish you are wanting to have. The fish will level up after the time given in the shop on the icon your fish is on has occurred. It will also need to be fed in order to keep it alive.

For example, if the fish you buy has a time stamped on it for 15 min, then it will level up in 15 min and need to be fed within 30 minutes. Once the fish passes a certain level, the time will drastically increase between it's leveling up.

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