Can't finish Omniplant Opportunity
Jelenedra:
Quote from: imyourboy on 2009 June 16, 15:09:31
Quote from: sloppyhousewife on 2009 June 15, 14:44:34
Same here.
Quote from: hidethe_cutlery on 2009 June 15, 12:51:27
The deathfish are kind of lame once you get them mounted, but the robotfish are pretty cool. I just wish you could feed the death flowers to the omniplant. I love those creepy little guys.
I like the deathfish better :P. I grow them to stock my pond.
Oh, btw - can you stock a pond with salt water fish, too, or will they die?
How do you stock the pond? I have a pond at my house but it won't let me add any fish to it.
You have to have at least 10 fish, I think.
imyourboy:
Quote from: Jordi on 2009 June 16, 15:13:56
Drag and drop them in there?
I'm not quite that stupid that I wouldn't have tried that. When dragging and dropping to the pond I just get a circle with a slash and they go back to the inventory.
simmilk:
Have 10 fish in your inventory when you click the pond and you'll see the option to "stock."
Kyna:
If you have 10 of a particular type of fish in your sim's inventory the "stock pond" option will come up when your sim clicks on the pond. Then you'll get a list of all the fish that your sim has 10 or more of in their inventory.
I've noticed that some ponds on residential lots come "pre-stocked". Stocking them yourself seems to wipe that out and replace it with whatever you stocked the pond with. Fortunately any fish I've stocked (as opposed to pre-stocked fish) have still been there after adding more fish to the same pond in another play session, including after rotating through other households.
To answer SHW's question - yes, you can stock a pond on a residential lot with salt water fish. I've had all 21 fish varieties stocked in the same pond, regardless of whether they are fresh water fish, salt water fish, or both.
sloppyhousewife:
Quote from: Kyna on 2009 June 16, 15:26:16
To answer SHW's question - yes, you can stock a pond on a residential lot with salt water fish. I've had all 21 fish varieties stocked in the same pond, regardless of whether they are fresh water fish, salt water fish, or both.
Good to know, thanks!
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