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SereneScreen Marine Aquarium 2.6.1 (Windows): You've seen aquarium programs before, but you've never seen anything like this! Marine Life so vibrant you won't believe your eyes. Indescribable realism! These fish are actual 3D Models, not flat images dragged across the screen. Marine Aquarium 2.6 contains all the wonderful features of Marine Aquarium 2.0, with the...; Tags: Aquarium, SereneScreen.com, Marine Aquarium 2.6, Angelfish, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software; Software downloads 2006-03-02

Marine Aquarium 2.6.1 (Mac): The 3D fish are so vibrant, the tank scenery so colorful and dimensional, you'll think you're looking at the real thing! You choose 7 fish from a library of 26, including a brilliant lionfish,and watch them swim about randomly in a tank filled with coral and other marine life. You...; Tags: Apple Macintosh, Tank, SereneScreen, Desktops, Hardware; Software downloads 2007-10-16
Marine Aquarium 2.6.1 (Mac): The 3D fish are so vibrant, the tank scenery so colorful and dimensional, you'll think you're looking at the real thing! You choose 7 fish from a library of 26, including a brilliant lionfish,and watch them swim about randomly in a tank filled with coral and other marine life. You...; Tags: Apple Macintosh, Tank, Desktops, Hardware; Software downloads 2007-09-11
SereneScreen Marine Aquarium 2.6 (Mac): This screensaver turns your OS X desktop into a virtual aquarium. You can choose from several kinds of tropical fish that swim around the desktop of your Mac. These fish are actual 3D models, not flat images dragged accross the screen. Lighting effects simulate the sun as it passes through...; Tags: Apple Macintosh, Aquarium, Tank, Prolific Publishing, Desktops, Apple Mac OS X, Video Cards, Hardware, Operating Systems, Software, Apple Mac OS, Components; Software downloads 2007-02-08

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