Shrimp Tank
Track water, care, and colony changes over time
About
Shrimp Tank is a care tracking app for freshwater shrimp keepers who want a clearer picture of what is happening across their tanks.
Instead of keeping water parameters, maintenance notes, breeding observations, reminders, and tank history scattered across notebooks, spreadsheets, photos, and memory, Shrimp Tank brings the important details into one focused place.
You can track each aquarium and colony over time, log water values, write tank-specific journal entries, follow care routines, and keep a record of the small changes that often matter later.
Shrimp Tank is built especially for Neocaridina and Caridina keepers. It supports practical shrimp room workflows such as tracking TDS, GH, KH, pH, water changes, active soil, breeding signals, shrimplets, colony milestones, and recurring care tasks.
Key features include:
- Tank and colony tracking
- Water parameter logs with history
- Smart journal entries per tank
- To-do lists for recurring care routines
- Insights, tips, and care signals when something needs attention
- Emergency checklist for when something seems wrong
- Water and TDS calculators
- A clear timeline of what changed in each tank over time
The goal is simple: help shrimp keepers understand their tanks better, spot patterns sooner, and keep better records without turning shrimp care into admin work.
Shrimp Tank is free to use and built by shrimp keepers for shrimp keepers.
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