Tropical Aquarium ScreenSaver is a Windows screensaver supposed to bring underwater life and various fish species on your computer.

Once installed, Tropical Aquarium ScreenSaver places a new entry in the Windows screensavers menu, letting you not only set it as the default screensaver, but also change various settings.

While the interface pretty much depends on the settings you apply in the so-called “Control Panel”, the configuration screen comes with tons of options for a screensaver.

You can thus set up the scenery, including the background and the foreground, the large and coral fish, but also the other items to appear in the screensaver.

Among the fish species you can enable orca, blue shark, octopus, tuna, mermaid, dolphin, tiger shark, crab, jelly fish, angel fish, sear horses and many others, while the “More” tab comes with bubbles, evil eyes, pillars, falling bottles, scuba drivers and hooked worm.

Last but not least, you can also enable an audio background in Tropical Aquarium ScreenSaver, with multiple pre-defined options such as “Under the Sea” and “The Silence”.

Tropical Aquarium ScreenSaver should work just fine on all Windows computers out there, but it may slow down older systems.

Plus, there seem to be some compatibility issues with Windows 7 because the preview window cannot be closed unless you repeatedly press the “Esc” button.

But overall, Tropical Aquarium ScreenSaver is a pretty easy way to create a virtual aquarium on your desktop and it's pretty important that it offers so many configuration options, especially when taking into consideration that it's, in essence, a screensaver.