Ride A Fish Aquarium Skins: All 6 Recorded Designs
The six aquarium skins recorded in the Ride A Fish Aquarium Shop — Bunny Blossom, Arctic Atelier, Emerald Deco, Abyssal Royale, Bamboo Retreat and Obsidian Citadel — with Token pricing context and a clear record of which effects are and are not verified.
In Ride A Fish, the Aquarium Shop sells aquarium skins: themed appearance designs for your aquarium. A gameplay recording reviewed on October 7, 2026 shows six named designs on its menu — Bunny Blossom, Arctic Atelier, Emerald Deco, Abyssal Royale, Bamboo Retreat and Obsidian Citadel. Every card presents as an appearance offer with a Token price button, and none of the recorded cards claims a stat bonus. This is a dated snapshot of one menu view, not a guaranteed complete or current list: other cards may sit off-screen, and prices can change. For how the shop fits into the aquarium itself, see the aquarium guide.
Recorded aquarium designs at a glance
| Design name | Recorded shop context | Recorded currency context | Recorded effect claims |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bunny Blossom | Themed design card in the Aquarium Shop menu | Token price button; per-card amount not pinned down in this record | None shown — no slot or speed claims on the card |
| Arctic Atelier | Themed design card in the Aquarium Shop menu | Token price button; per-card amount not pinned down in this record | None shown — no slot or speed claims on the card |
| Emerald Deco | Themed design card in the Aquarium Shop menu | Token price button; per-card amount not pinned down in this record | None shown — no slot or speed claims on the card |
| Abyssal Royale | Themed design card in the Aquarium Shop menu | Token price button; per-card amount not pinned down in this record | None shown — no slot or speed claims on the card |
| Bamboo Retreat | Themed design card in the Aquarium Shop menu | Token price button; per-card amount not pinned down in this record | None shown — no slot or speed claims on the card |
| Obsidian Citadel | Themed design card in the Aquarium Shop menu | Token price button; per-card amount not pinned down in this record | None shown — no slot or speed claims on the card |
All six names were read from the same Aquarium Shop menu, so they differ in this record only by name and artwork — the recording captures no stat, slot or capacity differences between them.
Video walkthrough: See the named aquarium design cards in the Aquarium Shop. The player starts at 24:42 in the original recording.
Watch this segment on YouTube from 24:42.
Names and appearance references
Each recorded skin appears as a card with a readable name and themed artwork, a small eye icon, and a price button denominated in Tokens. The eye icon suggests a viewing action — likely a preview of the design — but the reviewed footage never shows what the preview displays, so treat it as something to try in the live menu rather than a confirmed feature.
The design cards are separate from the regular aquarium selection shown in the same menu, and separate gameplay footage backs the cosmetic framing: a player there notes that the aquarium's skin can be changed. What no footage shows is anything further — no purchase, no before-and-after aquarium, and no card text advertising a gameplay effect.
Token-priced offers and missing costs
Skins are priced in Tokens, not coins. A Token balance sits above the cards, and on the recorded account it read six Tokens while the visible named offers cost more — so budget for prices above that before planning a purchase. The record doesn't pin down a per-design price list, and listed prices can change between versions.
To compare an offer the way the recorded menu supports:
- Open the aquarium area and confirm the screen says Aquarium Shop.
- Check that the offer's price is denominated in Tokens.
- Compare the visible design and its current price against your Token balance.
One more gap matters before you shop: the reviewed footage shows a Token balance and Token prices but never an earning route for them, so verify how Tokens are gained in the current game before counting on a specific purchase.
Unverified boosts and persistence
Nothing in the recorded shop supports buying a skin for power. No card shows a stat comparison, extra fish slots or a speed boost, and no capacity change was ever tested — within the observed evidence, these are appearance offers only. If your goal is more fish space, that is handled by aquarium slots, not by a design card.
Permanence and activation are equally open: the recording shows no completed purchase and no before-and-after appearance, so whether a skin is a permanent unlock and how a bought skin gets applied are unknown. Unless the live game explicitly documents another effect, choose a skin for how it looks, and lean on the in-game confirmation screen before buying. To see the buying interface itself, the Aquarium Shop guide walks through the shop screen.