Anyone know of Aquarium monitoring software for Linux?

[Muad'Dib]

I only use Linux for my workstation so I'm looking for an aquarium monitoring program like TankMinder that runs under Linux.

Anyone know of one?

Thanks
Dean

[bitterman]

Woudl this be what you are after?

http://tanklogger.sourceforge.net/

Features currently include:

    * Track more than one aquarium.
    * Parameter tracking for pH, specific gravity, temperature, alkalinity, calcium, ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, magnesium, strontium, iodine, phosphate, temperature, and salinity.
    * Customize the units you prefer to see your data displayed in.
    * Keep a "diary" of your reef tank, browseable by year, month, and day.
    * Graph any parameter in a customizable interface to track changes and stability.
    * Track expenses to see how much your obsession is costing you.
    * Track aquarium livestock and upload photos of your animals via a web interface.
    * Schedule events like light bulb changes and water changes and be reminded of them.
    * Store vendor information so contacting them again is easy.
    * Includes a head loss calculator that can be used by users to determine plumbing requirements, as well as an XML-based import system to obtain updates automatically.

[Muad'Dib]

Hey Bruce,
It's not exactly what I was looking for, (or should say expecting) but is definately worth a look at.
I was expecting a standalone app, not aWeb Based App.

Thanks
Dean

[dannypd]

Hey Bruce,
It's not exactly what I was looking for, (or should say expecting) but is definately worth a look at.
I was expecting a standalone app, not aWeb Based App.

Thanks
Dean

If you know what you want, considering you are using linux, could you not just write a program?