Aquarium Tracking Software for PC

[jonto]

Anyone have suggestions for just a basic program for tracking?

 

[Tripod1404]

Tracking what?

 

[jonto]

Tracking water readings, water changes, etc.

 

[top shelf]

Apex is useful for that. I enter my water changes and different maintenance tasks into it so I can reference it. I also enter my parameters weekly and it will provide a graph so I can track trends more easily.

 

[Shamous113]

I've been playing with this spread sheet from reef central. they have it saved in both excel and open office version and its free, check out the thread

 

[Xandernfs]

Apex is useful for that. I enter my water changes and different maintenance tasks into it so I can reference it. I also enter my parameters weekly and it will provide a graph so I can track trends more easily.

This^. I've only had this tank for a few weeks and I'm discovering the abilities of the Apex. It's pretty fascinating what this piece of equipment can do/track and it's very user friendly.

 

[Tripod1404]

I use an excel sheet I made.

 

[nemosworld]

here you go

http://www.aquaticlog.com/

 

[hkgar]

Apex fusion to be specific

 

[top shelf]

Apex fusion to be specific

Thought I put that part in there but good catch.

 

[mako61]

If you have an apex. It has this built in. I track all maintenance and such with it. Nice thing its cloud based.

 

[snowlynx]

I tried Aquarimate for ipad. I got lazy and stopped using it.

I use ipad notes and just put date and levels down ever so often.

 

[homer1475]

I used the excel sheet listed on here, aquarimate, apex fusion, and anything else PC based out there.

I have since gone to just a pen and paper in a dedicated notepad. Just easier to write things down then starting up the PC, loading whatever, putting in the info, then having to reload said program to view results.

 

[TigeBell]

here you go

http://www.aquaticlog.com/

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The great part here is that they have an app for your smartphone that you can utilized and log feedings, measurements, water changes, dosings, feedings, and maintenance. Once you have logged any of those events in, you can then log onto their site. From there you are able to see suggested items and readings from the members subscribed to the site.