There's an app for that?

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Aquarimate is not a bad one, but it is $9.99. It seems to do the same thing as AquaPlanner to an extent but for android. It has an ok data base for fish but that's not the reason I use it. I use it for its reminders, the simple use of having multiple timers at one time for testing, graphs of results, can add timelines for your inhabitants, multiple tank profiles, expenses (if you dare), and a few other various things. There are probably other cheaper/free apps that do the same things for android. There could be a larger data base, but eh. It does the function I want, reminding me and keeping track of what I have.
 
Aquarimate is not a bad one, but it is $9.99. It seems to do the same thing as AquaPlanner to an extent but for android. It has an ok data base for fish but that's not the reason I use it. I use it for its reminders, the simple use of having multiple timers at one time for testing, graphs of results, can add timelines for your inhabitants, multiple tank profiles, expenses (if you dare), and a few other various things. There are probably other cheaper/free apps that do the same things for android. There could be a larger data base, but eh. It does the function I want, reminding me and keeping track of what I have.
+1 I just downloaded this app and I love it! Does exactly what I need it to do.
 

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