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AquaLog 3.0

		License	Free
		Requirements	System 7.1, 256-color display
Downloads	217	Limitations	None
Publisher	ArcTan Technologies	File Size	3.2M
Date added	16 Mar 1999		Check your speed

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AquaLog 3.0 is a program designed by ArcTan Technologies to record and keep track of all records associated with maintaining an aquarium. It includes sections to track water chemistry, fish records, expenses, tank maintenance, and more. AquaLog also includes a journal, calendar, and photo gallery so that you can stay on top of everything that pertains to your fish. Everyone from beginner to expert can use this program, whether you're keeping a freshwater or saltwater tank. It is completely free; ArcTan only asks that you fill out a user survey online.

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