A complete Aquarium maintenance toolkit

[OnyxPS2]

Found this great software for keeping a log of your maintenance records, etc.., in your computer. I would like to share it. How can I post it here.

Bellow are some of it's features:

A complete Aquarium maintenance toolkit.

Contains all the tools and reference material you'll need to monitor and maintain your freshwater or saltwater aquarium.

· The Tank page - Enter separate information sheets on each aquarium you maintain.
· The Journal page - Track and monitor all vital water conditions on each tank.
· The Livestock page - Track all of the past and present inhabitance of your aquarium.
· The Common Disease page - Learn how to diagnose and treat common freshwater and saltwater diseases. As you gain experience, you can also enter your own.
· The Aquarist Glossary page - Learn all the terminology of the hobby. Also allows you to enter other terms.
· The Tank Calculator page - Calculate important tank requirements such as watts of heat, light and maximum number of fish.
· The AquaChart - Graphically display water parameters in 1 of 10 different charts.

BTW: This is a freeware.................

[OnyxPS2]

That's right what was I thinking. I'm just so used to the BB's that I use that you can just simply attache a file. Okey here it is. If you have a problem running it let me know. It was designed for Win95/98 but works fine on my WinXP & Win2K box.

http://www.simtel.net/pub/pd/35151.html

[witecap4u]

hey onyx,

Got any pics of your tank.....?

cs

[OnyxPS2]

This a 3 months old tank as posted 5-07-03. What do you think guys ?
Move down here from the Northeast that's why it's young. Sold all my live stock there. The tonga rocks are dried for about 2 months.

BTW does anybody know how can I supplement the diet of my Lawnmower blenny ? He's getting a bit to big.

[OnyxPS2]

Sorry if the pics are to big for others to view quickly.

OnyxPS2

[Work_Puppy]

What Type and size of tank is that?

I am wondering because I am planning a 85 gallon hex right now, and have heard several opinions on lighting... yours looks to be about that size, and I was wondering what you are using?

Actually, we would all probably like to know what you are using (and not just lighting!)

Gorgeous tank, and welcome to Texas.

[witecap4u]

Cool, looks good. I figured it was the same tank that I have....

My pics are in my signature...cs

[OnyxPS2]

First I dont have a sump.

This is what I have:

1.) Custom Sealife fixture 1 250 watts 20K Hamilton metal halide w/ 2 32 watts PC actinics.

2.) 2 ReaSea hang-on Prism skimmer.

3.) 1 1/2 Seaswirl powered by a QuiteOne pump with an input comming from a Eheim surface extractor.

4.) 1/3 HP drop-in chiller. Temp maintained at 78 degree's.

5.) oh yeah it's only 44 gal.

6.) 2 gallon water change every 3 days.

7.) 1 Kold-Sterile water filter.

I drip kalk. about a drop a min., I use Aragomite power to mix my replacement water & top-off water everyday take less than a minute. Commecial supplements are only Seachem, Iodide, Reef complete & Reef Plus. That's about it.

I'll setup a 6' room divider reef tank when I get some free time to build my stand.

[Chuck]

Very nice tank!
I just setup a 75gl "grow out" tank for my Xenia and I am looking at the exact same lighting setup. Is yours a pendant? that is what I would like to have....

[OnyxPS2]

Yes it is a pendant. CS made it, from Champion.