Tracking Tank Parameters within Reef2Reef

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Would you use a feature like this?

  • No, it wouldn't add another layer of support.

    Votes: 5 50.0%
  • Yes, this feature would make it much easier for people to obtain assistance.

    Votes: 5 50.0%
  • Not Sure, explain in the thread!

    Votes: 0 0.0%

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    10
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Has anyone thought about this? I'm imagining a tab like "My Tank" that has a way for everyone to track and graph tank parameters like Nitrate, Phosphates, Alk, Calc, Mg etc.

I feel this could add a new layer altogether when working with tank problems. If a given user was having a problem...one could input parameters - then link them with ease. This way, the information is available to everyone and allows for quick troubleshooting without having the type out tank parameters every time.
 
If it could track tank parameters over time that would be a useful feature and could provide some interesting data.
 
If it could track tank parameters over time that would be a useful feature and could provide some interesting data.
That's exactly what I was thinking. Maybe like in graph format? It would allow people to link their entire tank histories to threads stating something is dying or having problems etc.
 
Cool idea for folks that test frequently or use a controller.

I've seen people share spreadsheets / graphs using screenshots or a cloud based service. Maybe just having the ability to embed a spreadsheet in a post would be pretty cool.
 

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