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I finally got around to updating the software on my ReefKeeper2. This was a much anticipated updated since it added a logging feature for the tank temperature and pH. I have been waiting for months for this update to be released and it’s finally done, well kind of done. The logger software was realeased as beta. This really means that they made me wait for a basic not extravagant app. On a good note there is alot of potential in this software. I hope to one day have realtime tank parameters hosted on this site.

Another test post. I had to reconfigure my blogging tool.

 
 

Thanks to several awesome members of the Atlanta Reef Club and Cappuccino Bay Aquarium, this Crocea clam has found a new home in my reef.