It's very easy to move things from one tank to another, provided that you're trying to move tank ornaments or the seahorse (you can't move the things that install into all three tanks). To move things from tank to tank, just grab the object (or seahorse) and drag it to the tab for the 'target' tank until you see the tab light up. Then release it, and it will move to the new tank. If you switch tanks to the new tank after you let go, you can see the object drop into the tank.

Sometimes it doesn't work the first try, but once you get the hang of it, it's not too difficult to move things between your tanks.

The mouse problem isn't really a problem with the mouse. Fish Tycoon is designed to give priority to any other application that's running, whether it's in foreground or background mode - even system processes. So the 'jerkiness' that you sometimes see is not a bug in the program, but a result of Fish Tycoon yielding priority to another application or process. It was an implementation decision that was made in order to keep Fish Tycoon from affecting system and other application performance, and to allow people to run FT as more or less a 'background' application (since its real-time design doesn't require constant attention to make progress in the game).

Hi I had this prob also but i just exited the game then went back in worked fine then.
sulky

I was wondering if anyone knows a solution to my problem with Fish Tycoon. When I open the game, the screen immediately goes to "Could not open display" and gives me an error code. I'm not real sure what to do with this? Any suggestions?

I assume that you've just installed it and can't get it to run. What error message are you getting? What version of Windows are you running (Windows 98, 2000, XP)? How much memory does your PC have, and what version of DirectX are you running? Sorry for all the questions, but it's necessary - there are just too many different kinds of systems out there. I may have more questions, depending on what you tell me.