Hatching Fish Baby Guide (Android)

Ahem...obviously this blog is all about Happy Fish on iOS (e.g. iPhone and iPad). I do not really know how Happy Fish works on Android yet, but due to a request from a Happy Fish friend (and I also understand that it is really hard to find English guide for Android players), I have plucked up much courage to dig through the Chinese-based Happy Fish forum and ended up creating this post. For those who are playing Happy Fish on Android devices, I guess most of you are aware of this so-called Fish Baby. Fish Baby is a feature ONLY AVAILABLE in Android devices, as of now (this very day)...Happy Fish might introduce this feature in iOS some day.

Anyway, this Fish Baby stuff is actually very interesting (and complicated?). There are many ways to get hold of a Fish Baby - purchase from the Shop, Gem Exchange and even Crown Exchange. A Fish Baby eventually hatches into a full grown fish, but the hatching process will decide on the outcome of the grown-up fish. Now, the next question is - how do you hatch a Fish Baby? You will be amazed how simple the hatching process is - feed it with fishfood, entertain it and give it milk! The tougher question is...how am I supposed to know which combination of fishfood, entertainment and milk will produce the grown-up fish that I want? Well, keep on reading this post and you will find the answer.

At the time being, this post only covers:

• Stegosaurus Fish Baby
• Pterosaur Fish Baby
• Trex Baby

P.S. This guide is provided by players, not by Happy Fish. If you find any of the guide inaccurate, feel free to drop me a feedback to correct the problem. Thank you.

Stegosaurus Fish Baby

This Fish Baby can only be purchased from the Shop. Each Stegosaurus Fish Baby costs 49 fishbucks. A Stegosaurus Fish Baby may result in the following four grown-up fishes:

• Big Stegosaurus (Yellow)
• Blue Stegosaurus (Blue)
• Green Stegosaurus (Green)
• Red Stegosaurus (Red)

Follow this guide to get a Big Stegosaurus:

Follow this guide to get a Blue Stegosaurus:

Follow this guide to get a Green Stegosaurus:

Follow this guide to get a Red Stegosaurus:

Pterosaur Fish Baby

This Fish Baby can only be purchased from the Shop. Each Pterosaur Fish Baby costs 49 fishbucks. A Pterosaur Fish Baby may result in the following four grown-up fishes:

• Carrot Ptero (Red)
• Pterosaur Fish (Blue)
• Silver Ptero (Silver)
• Yellow Ptero (Yellow)

Follow this guide to get a Carrot Ptero:

Follow this guide to get a Pterosaur Fish:

Follow this guide to get a Silver Ptero:

Follow this guide to get a Yellow Ptero:

Trex Baby

It is a bit complicated to get a Trex Baby - you need to purchase Chill Fishfood and feed it to a fish, collect the Chill Fishfood gems and you can use those Chill Fishfood gems to exchange for a Trex Baby through Gem Exchange feature. A Trex Baby may result in the following twelve grown-up fishes:

Trex Series

• Bruce Trex Fish (Blue)
• Dark Trex Fish (Black)
• Green Trex Fish (Green)
• Halo Trex Fish (Yellow)
• Red Trex Fish (Red)
• Twilight Trex Fish (Purple)

Super Series

• Super Bruce-mon (Blue)
• Super Dark-mon (Black)
• Super Green-mon (Green)
• Super Halo-mon (Yellow)
• Super Red-mon (Red)
• Super Twilight-mon (Purple)

Follow this guide to get a Bruce Trex Fish:

Follow this guide to get a Dark Trex Fish:

Follow this guide to get a Green Trex Fish:

Follow this guide to get a Halo Trex Fish:

Follow this guide to get a Red Trex Fish:

Follow this guide to get a Twilight Trex Fish:

Follow this guide to get a Super Bruce-mon:

Follow this guide to get a Super Dark-mon:

Follow this guide to get a Super Green-mon:

Follow this guide to get a Super Halo-mon:

Follow this guide to get a Super Red-mon:

Follow this guide to get a Super Twilight-mon:

There are many more Fish Baby out there to be discovered...but let me stick to these three types for the time being. I hope that this guide can be of some use to the Android players out there. Feel free to share this post with your Android friends.