I am new to this hobby transitioning from freshwater to saltwater aquarium. After close to two months of research I have made the decision to setup my tank. I came across a lot of app and saw the reviews of AquaticLog and decided to try them. In a few days after me downloading the app I received a email from the creator Dmitry and just that follow up email has shown how much you care for your customers let alone for all the hobbiest out there who use this app. I am very very new but from what I have read and see I think I am headed in the right direction while using this app I will be able to keep and maintain a good record of all that I will need to know about my aquarium. TEAM of AquaticLog please keep up the AWESOME WORK and look forward to becoming a PRO member soon with you guys. Thank you and Happy Reefing.. 👌👏👌👏

Update: developer feedback was "dKH recommendation is just a guideline and you can override it to your liking on a per aquarium basis. AquaticLog has been around for many years thanks to the support of paying customers, all of its features are free for 1 aquarium, if a person has more than 1 aquarium, there is a very good likelihood they can afford a subscription." I like how the developer assumes that if you have more than one tank you can afford multiple tank subscriptions... I have 2 3 gallon tanks with a hand full of corals, I have a 1 gallon jar tank additionally, I used my tax return to start these tanks then the rest to pay bills ahead, and furthermore I just recently lost my job after staring the tanks. You shouldn't make assumptions it makes you the 3 letters of the word....Original review: there are good apps for this under 5 bucks, was excited about this app but can only manage 1 tank unless you want to spend 20 bucks. tbh i keep a paper log in a reef journal so i dont need this but wanted water change reminders, 20 bucks is rediculous for this type of app. also your dkh reminders are off it tells you its bad to have dkh of 12 and that it should be 11 thats false 12 is acceptable and even 13 if all other params are good. also a pain to adjust your readings you input if you typo something, think i will stick to paper and pen.

This is a great application for documenting all of your activities with your reef. It’s easy to use and intuitive when navigating through the different areas. It graphs my all parameters so that I can see trends and there is room for notes in every entry. I’ve been able to record all of my maintenance efforts and set reminders (great feature). I am able to document what I’m dosing, how much, how often, for both manual and automatic doses. I’ve all my corals and inhabitants, dated when I’ve added them and can store pictures to record their progress. In addition to all of the great features, the app has been very stable, I’ve had zero issues. If you are looking for a simple but yet complete app to manage and record your reef, this is the application for the job.

I switched from fresh water to marine about 9 months ago, and one of the first things I noticed was that it’s absolutely essential to keep sable parameters. To know what those parameters are you must keep an accurate record of what’s measured and when. In addition it becomes necessary to record what was done, dosed, added and removed from and when. I tried a few products and with each use noticed their shortcomings however from the first time I started using AquaticLog I realized how easy keeping records and noting trends were with it. Additionally, with the new reminders checkbox on the home page it helps any enthusiast to be better and quite intuitively add notes and measurements. I would say Aquaticlog is a MUST-HAVE tool and I highly recommend giving it a try.