Fishies 0.8.2

field-guide/en-GB/caring/feeding.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ _When a fish needs food, and what looking after it earns._
 
 Choose Feed and click the water to drop some food. Basic food is free and never runs out, so feeding never costs you a coin.
 
-A newly hatched fish needs its first meal. After that, a fish gets hungry again 4 hours after each feeding.
+A newly hatched fish needs its first meal. After that, a fish gets hungry again 4 hours after each feeding, or a third of its growth time after it if that is longer.
 
 Select a fish and choose Feed on its card or in its menu to drop food just for that fish: it swims to it, and no other fish takes it.
 

field-guide/en-GB/caring/notifications.md

@@ -8,9 +8,9 @@ Turn reminders on and Fishies lets you know about the things that matter while y
 
 - Your fish need food.
 - A fish is close to starving, about 2 hours before it would be lost.
-- Eggs have hatched.
+- Eggs have hatched, or a fish is ill and needs a remedy.
 - The glass needs cleaning.
-- Your filter needs a service soon, your auto-feeder is running low or has run empty, or some fish are outside their comfortable temperature.
+- Your filter needs a service soon, your auto-feeder is running low or has run empty, or some fish are outside their comfortable temperature. You can also be told when a fish is lost, when someone visits your aquarium and when someone follows you.
 
 ## Where they arrive
 

field-guide/en-GB/caring/temperature.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ The gauge under your level and coins shows the temperature next to the [water qu
 
 Every species belongs to one of four groups:
 
-- Reef fish · 24 to 28 °C. Most of the catalogue, and every fish until the lagoon fish arrive.
+- Reef fish · 24 to 28 °C. Most of the catalogue, and nearly every fish until the lagoon fish arrive.
 - Lagoon fish · 27 to 31 °C, like the Parrotfish. Warm shallows and open tropical water.
 - Temperate fish · 17 to 22 °C, like the Knifejaw. Happy at room temperature, never in a heated reef.
 - Hardy fish · 20 to 28 °C: the estuary wanderers and the Bristlenose Pleco. At home almost anywhere.