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2022-07-26T23:33Z[GMT]

Whether you want to add a new fish to an established aquarium or setting up a perfect stocking list to a new tank, you can keep track of your wish list from within the app. Each inhabitant now has a "Wish List" option and you can even share this page with your friends. More cool stuff to come.

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2022-07-21T20:34Z[GMT]

You can now log Dissolved Oxygen (ppm or mg/L) on the web or iPhone/Android AquaticLog app. Sorry it took this long!

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2022-06-19T13:05Z[GMT]

Species Database is now available on aquaticlog.com website. AquaticLog will automatically recognize your inhabitant with its database and match it to provide you with care level requirements for your coral, fish, plant, invertebrate or amphibian. This is an extremely large database of species and it always gets updated. If you see that a certain inhabitant's care level or description can be updated - there's now a handy "Report a Correction" feature where you can request a change to data or fill in the blanks, these changes will automatically show up both on the website and within iPhone and Android apps in 24 hours. Very excited about this feature.

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2022-06-14T23:59Z[GMT]

Nitrates and phosphates are consumed by bacteria in a 16:1 ratio which is known as the Redfield Ratio. That means that if you have zero nitrates then your system is nitrate limited and then the bacteria can't consume phosphate, causing it to rise. Nowadays some reefers prefer Nitrate to Phosphate ratio of 100:1, so if you have 0.04 ppm phosphates, you can aim for 4 ppm nitrates. Which ratio to choose is up to you, but now you can see these ratios automatically calculated for you. And the cool thing is that this feature is now available on all three platforms: iPhone, Android and Web. Make sure to update your software to the latest version of the app: Android 8.7.0 and iPhone 10.0.4. Happy aquarium keeping!

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2022-05-18T01:19Z[GMT]

Got a fish that is ready to be moved from one aquarium to another? Now you can do this within the app, simply go to the inhabitant and choose a "Move" option. Available in the latest version of AquaticLog app for Android.