One day, with just an inkling of what he was about to launch, Fruity Snacks typed a message into Fishcord saying, “You know what… If one was so inclined, they could use a house to have private rooms for all types of aquariums.”Ģ8 days later, the Eorzean Aquarium officially opened for business.
So he began researching what this venue could possibly look like, and the idea of a hangout space eventually snowballed into a full-blown concept for an aquarium. There is the Fishcord, a Discord group where fishers flock to in order to get advice, master fishing, and just chat - but, well, it wasn’t the same as hanging out in Eorzea. So, how did this creative venue get started?įruity Snacks had long been thinking about an in-game place for fishers to hangout in FFXIV. At this scale, it’s the first of its kind in the game. There’s even a gift store, cafe, and a newly added Touch Tank room. Created by one fisher with a dream, Fruity Snacks, and over 20 volunteers, the Eorzean Aquarium is a community-driven initiative with more than 90 aquarium tanks housing every displayable in-game fish. The Eorzean Aquarium is a sprawling exhibit of FFXIV‘s marine life. Possessing the body of my alternate character, named after my favorite Taco Bell drink, I hopped from my home server on Aether over to Crystal’s Malboro server to visit the renowned Eorzean Aquarium. You’d think I was in the Monterey Bay Aquarium or the Georgia Aquarium, but no - I was in Final Fantasy XIV. Hordes of visitors - couples flirting with each other, groups of friends jumping and laughing - came through to also gaze upon the fish swimming around us. Boop,” and “great nose.” I wasn’t the only one in that room, either. Among the comments were, “beautiful,” “loooong boy. Flipping through the visitor book, I found charming comments from past visitors also praising the shark for its magnificent features.
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