Testing Tip: Log your testing and use alarms!

How many of you use logs and/or reminders (appointments/alarms) for testing and maintenance?

  • I use both! I have a log and use reminders to stay on top of testing/maintenance.

    Votes: 107 24.9%
  • I keep a log, but I don't use reminders.

    Votes: 197 45.9%
  • I use reminders (appointments/alarms), but i don't keep a log.

    Votes: 25 5.8%
  • I don't use either, but I might start.

    Votes: 50 11.7%
  • I don't use either. I have a different method for these things...

    Votes: 46 10.7%
  • Other (posted in the thread)

    Votes: 4 0.9%

  • Total voters
    429

ReefGeezer

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curious about the database lol, also team pants seat
Microsoft Access Databases are pretty easy to write. I thought one for testing results would allow me to catalog, manipulate, and evaluate the data better but it really didn't help. Now, other than alk, I just test based on observations of the tank.
 

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I started with an xcel spread sheet but have reverted to a school book. All daily (atm) water checks are logged and ny dosing, water changes, fish/coral additions etc in remarks. I do a daily sock change and 1st of the month carbon/gfo change. I like the school book as it cant crash and I lose the data...
 

Making aqua concoctions: Have you ever tried the Reef Moonshiner Method?

  • I currently use the moonshiner method.

    Votes: 32 21.5%
  • I don’t currently use the moonshiner method, but I have in the past.

    Votes: 2 1.3%
  • I have not used the moonshiner method.

    Votes: 109 73.2%
  • Other.

    Votes: 6 4.0%
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