Best thing ive learnt is Keeping notes

[Piece of reef]

Hey guys havnt got a question, just wanted to say i started my cycle 2 weeks ago and i think one of the best things ive learnt from you guys is to keep notes,

So much better being able to remember when you have added 'chemical' to your tank or done tests, added this or that etc

Just did a ph amonia nitrite nitrate phosphate and salinity test

Still need to get phosphate down and salinity

Just wanted to applaud you guys for the all the advice

 

[xxkenny90xx]

Nice! I'm a big fan of aquarium note

 

[missgoofyx24]

Hey guys havnt got a question, just wanted to say i started my cycle 2 weeks ago and i think one of the best things ive learnt from you guys is to keep notes,

So much better being able to remember when you have added 'chemical' to your tank or done tests, added this or that etc

Just did a ph amonia nitrite nitrate phosphate and salinity test

Still need to get phosphate down and salinity

Just wanted to applaud you guys for the all the advice

I wasn't aware of that app, so that's cool to know. I do it the analog way, with a composition notebook for my DT and one for my QT. I write it all out, added doses and feeding times, test results... then I enter the parameters into an excel spreadsheet that automatically graphs the parameters. I found the excel layout on a forum months ago, before I even got the tank wet.

 

[Piece of reef]

I wasn't aware of that app, so that's cool to know. I do it the analog way, with a composition notebook for my DT and one for my QT. I write it all out, added doses and feeding times, test results... then I enter the parameters into an excel spreadsheet that automatically graphs the parameters. I found the excel layout on a forum months ago, before I even got the tank wet.

Thats definately a more safe way i suppose,
The apps pretty in depth so its good aswell

Check it out