Anybody have a log book?

[Pazzoman]

Hey Everyone,

Any one know any log books for aquariums for sale anywhere? Head there are some really good ones that are published and sold. I would make one but I would be more committed to filling out the log book when I can have it near the tank and last for a long time.

Thanks or maybe if your log books are pretty down packed can give tips or even post it so we can download it as well.

Thanks

 

[lnevo]

I use aquaticlog.com, real paper and pen is so old school.

 

[jackson6745]

I use aquaticlog.com, real paper and pen is so old school.

:sad2: I'm old

 

[Pazzoman]

Lmao you guys are quick I just downloaded it to check it out on my phone...that would be even easier if its good. Update when I look through the app

 

[Pazzoman]

Hmmm 14 day fee trail? How much does the app cost? lol

 

[lnevo]

The app and site are free. The trial is for the pro membership which gives you controller connectivity and automated dosing schedules. Its $20 for a year to keep the pro... The regular is 100% fine too maybe it gives maintenance reminders too, I dont remember..

 

[Pazzoman]

Ok sounds worth a try just signed up, too bad I haven set up the tank yet! Lol

 

[duromega]

$19.99 a year !

 

[FocusReefing]

Ive been using evernote as a log. Might switch didnt know anything like that existed.

 

[Dan_P]

Does anyone include photographic records in their log? Seems like it would be a good way to keep track of coral growth rate over time and determine if things are better, worse or the same.

 

[sun1914]

I use evernote as well.

Sent from my HTC Butterfly s using Reefs

 

[Paolissimo]

The excel version of Google doc works for me.

 

[MIKE NY]

:sad2: I'm old

x2

 

[motortrendz]

There's a phone application. I saw that follows trends and graphs it. But I think it costs a few bucks. I'd rather use a standard log book. You van buy it at staples. Or even just use a marble notebook