Freshwater and Saltwater
I am pleased to see that this wonderful app supports both saltwater and freshwater aquariums. Oh, and free syncing with the website and between devices is a great feature.
Response from developer
Welcome aboard, excited to have you with us. New version 7.3 has a lot more to offer
Love this app!
I have been using AquaticLog almost since it was started. I have several personal tanks and almost 20 tanks (soon to be about 30) that I take care of at work all on this app. Using the reminders and notifications keeps me up to date on all my tanks for dosing and media replacement, and I know when I need supplies for client tanks. Uploading images over time let’s you track fish and coral growth and system health. This has been an invaluable tool for me and I will continue to use it. Yes, it costs to use the Pro version, but that money goes towards development and server space for the thousands of pictures that are hosted. I think that is a pretty fair trade for the service I receive. Love this app!
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I love it!
Keeps track of everything I need about my tank and keeps me up to date on my maintenance. Will definitely continue using for the foreseeable future
Good app but I would change a few things
I really enjoy this app for reminders of water changes and to update my on my water parameters. But it would be nice to change your display picture even if you don’t have the pro. Every time I try to it says I need to upgrade. I’ve recently change my tank around and would like to display it but it won’t let you change from the first submitted photo.
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The app was good until…
I’ve been using and loving the app for the past month, but ever since the last update it’s been broken, it will not let me enter in my parameters anymore, I get to the screen for the parameters and then hit “add” and nothing happens, I’ve tried force closing the app as well, no fix.
Too expensive
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.
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.
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Response from developer
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.
Great!
Considering I’m using the free version, I think this is a great app. I’ve had a couple of issues and contacted the developer, who responded really quickly and fixed them. I don’t need the paid version, but will probably take it anyway as I have been so impressed by the support I feel I should support him!
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Response from developer
Thank you kindly!
Great!!!
Amazing app!!! Thanks!!!
Awesome app’
Keep all of your maintenance, dosing and other parameters organized for easy reference. See how your parameters vary over time. Very easy to use. So much better than logging everything into a book! Thank you for this!
Great Customer Service
Locked my self out and couldn’t remember any details! Great service as they reset my password and updated my email for me! Very impressed!
