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12/17/2006, 10:56 PM
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Location: virginia beach, va
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saltwater log sheets
Anyone know where I can get log sheets to print to keep track of saltwater maintanance? It would make it so much easier if I had something to keep track of all the tank work. Any help is appreciated.
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12/17/2006, 11:21 PM
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You can make your own out of an Excel spreadsheet so you can suit it to your needs.
The other advantage is that you can chart the parameters over time to evaluate for trands.
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Did I write what I wrote? What the heck am I talking about! Well..... Nevermind. Current Tank Info: 225 gal reef, DSB, 40 g sump w/ LRT100 return, 37 g pre-sump, 3 MH 250 W 15K, 4 96 W PC dual actinic,ETS 1500 Skim.w/LRT70, 20 lb Ca R., 40 W UV, 1/3 HP chiller, two 350 W Htrs, Neptune II Cont., 330 P LR/ 330 P LS. 55 gal Refugium |
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12/18/2006, 01:04 AM
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You can track trends and maintenance events at http://www.efishtank.com . Free membership and such, pretty handy though it does take a little getting used too when entering data.
 >Sarah
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12/18/2006, 07:24 AM
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12/18/2006, 07:49 AM
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send me your e mail address and I'll send you the Excel spreadsheet I downloaded. It is pretty nice.
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