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3) You hit the theoretical "Shell Limit" on the screen saver. -- It's
a rare thing, but the game sometimes sets an arbitrary limit to
the number of shells that your fish can generate in a single
session for your screen saver. Once this limit is reached, you
fish will stop dropping shells for some reason until you
interrupt the screen saver. This limit is at least 5,000 Shells,
but it does vary per user & the contents of your tank.
At last check for this "Shell Limit", it was around the 9,000
mark for me.
To check for yourself, just modify your power saving settings so
your screen saver can run for about a hour (or longer, if your
tank doesn't have a lot of fish). This way, you can keep track
of the shell tally. When your fish aren't producing any more
shells, the number on the shell tally is your limit.
It's from a very detailed guide below, start reading from 12) Miscellaneous Q&A, Question 3
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/pc/924446-insaniquarium-deluxe/faqs/35666