Have no way of organizing photos of your setups? Perhaps you have a difficult time finding pics of your setup amongst the rest of your photos on your phone's photo gallery?

With Aquarial you can upload all of your setup's photos and they will automatically be organized by date for quick, sensible access later on! Now, you can easily show someone your tank at any particular point in its history, or just take a walk down memory lane to see how far you and your setup have come.

Looking to see how other people have designed their tanks around a particular fish? Or perhaps you want to get inspiration for stocking or scaping your specific size of tank?

With Aquarial, you can quickly and efficiently get answers to the questions that matter to you, with no need to wait on the right people to come across and respond to your post. Even, if you have a question as specific as, "Who else has kept celestial pearl danios in a planted Aqueon 20 gallon long?":

No matter what experience level you have, or how many tanks you keep, you can help contribute to our collective body of knowledge simply by making profiles for your own setups and chronicling your journey as an aquarist.

Got a new fish? Add it to your setup!

Your latest plant not doing well in your setup? Upload a picture of its current state! You might save someone else the trouble of losing that species later on.

Disconnected, our experiences have little value, existing merely as isolated anecdotes; however, these experiences when connected by proper tooling and standardized documentation can produce valuable information for the whole community

Don't have a way to keep track of your aquarium's progress in cycling? Tired of having to recall and list out parameters when asking for help online?

With Aquarial not only can you log your water parameters for your own personal records, but you can also share them! Whenever you ask a question pertaining to your aquarium, all of those parameters, and the entire history of your aquarium, are easily reviewed on the setup's profile, which, you can reach through the journal post below by just clicking the name of the setup, "Lake Valor"

Have trouble remembering what species you have? Have labels with species names on a bunch of your tanks? Or do you just enjoy making profiles of your stuff and seeing everything you’ve collected?

With Aquarial, you can store the names and quantities of all of the fauna and flora you have, so no more forgetting what that plant you got so long ago is! Take it a step further and truly digitize your collection by adding these species to your setups so that people can see the full picture of your tank.

Differentiate between different populations of species you have acquired, all the way down to source, subspecies, or collection locale.

With Aquarial you can stay up to date with the goings of your friends and online creators. Whether they’re posting a new tank they have just setup, plant trimmings they’re giving away, fish that they finally got to spawn, or a long awaited update to a project they started awhile ago, you can be the first to know!

And now, it’s easier to make new friends by finding people who keep the same things you keep!

Do you sell fish or plants online? Or maybe you have friends locally who you often trade stuff with?

With Aquarial you can now digitally trade things with one another, and in such a way, that each transaction is tracked and transparently made public. Using the trading feature allows recipients to easily be able to add new plants, fish, or inverts to their profile and setups, without the need to enter any information - only select the setups they’re going into.

With this anyone who visits their profile can see exactly whom their species have come from, and who else has related populations.