Aquarium Care Log

About

Keeping an aquarium healthy requires tracking a variety of details. Aquarium Care Log makes it simple to manage your tank's health, monitor essential water parameters, record water changes, log maintenance tasks, and calculate precise salt dosages. Whether you are a freshwater aquarist performing routine quarantine, treating fish diseases like Ich, or a marine reef enthusiast monitoring specific gravity, this app is your complete offline helper. Features: 1. Easy Aquarium Care Logs - Water Changes: Record the date and percentage of water replaced during maintenance. - Water Parameters: Log and track critical variables including temperature (Fahrenheit), pH, salinity (Specific Gravity), ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate levels. - Maintenance Tasks: Keep notes on filter sponge cleaning, media replacements, and other equipment upkeep. 2. Precision Salt Calculator - Instant Dosage Calculations: Input your water volume (in liters or gallons) and target concentration (e.g. 0.3% quarantine, 0.5% parasite treatment) to get the exact weight of salt needed in grams. - Kitchen Spoon Conversion: No scale on hand? Automatically convert gram weights into practical kitchen spoonfuls (coarse salt or marine mix). - Tank Volume Estimator: Easily calculate water volume for rectangular, cylindrical, or irregular tanks by entering physical dimensions. 3. Local Dashboard & History - Quick Actions: Access calculations, logs, and maintenance tracking from a streamlined dashboard. - Dosing & Care History: Keep a comprehensive chronological timeline of all activities to prevent double-dosing and monitor environmental trends. 4. 100% Offline & Private - All data is stored locally in the application's secure storage. - No accounts, cloud dependencies, or internet connections are required. Please Note: This application is a logging and calculation utility intended for personal pattern analysis and daily wellness support. It is not a veterinary or medical tool and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or prevent any severe medical condition. Please consult an aquarium professional or veterinarian for specific aquatic life advice.