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Aquarium Profile Card Maker

Turn a tank photo, dimensions, equipment, livestock, and care routine into a single profile card.

Photo up to 12 MB · 1200×675 PNG · processed in-browser

Build a shareable tank cardYour photo stays in this browser.
PROFILE
Card preview1200 × 675 PNG
YOUR TANK
MY AQUARIUM PROFILE

My planted guppy tank

60 × 30 × 36cm · 55L · D+172

Filter
Canister filter · 600L/h
Turnover
10.9×/h
Heating / light
100W · 20W/7h
Livestock
12 guppies · shrimp · plants
Routine
30% water change every week
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The card summarizes values you enter; it does not judge stocking, equipment safety, or animal welfare.

Aquarium profile

Fill the details, then check the saved card

  1. Add the tank basics

    Enter its name, setup date, dimensions, and actual water volume. Volume is a separate entry, not calculated from dimensions here.

  2. Describe equipment and care

    Add filter flow, heater/light details, livestock, and routine. Hourly turnover is entered flow divided by actual water volume.

  3. Check photo and text before saving

    The photo is cropped to fill its area. Inspect both preview and saved PNG, and shorten long names or descriptions.

A worked example

Introduce a 60 L tank

Start with
Actual water 60 L · rated flow 600 L/h
Check the result
Turnover shown as 10× per hour

This divides the rated flow; installed flow may differ.

Next task

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Which device contributes most to running costs? Compare wattage and active hours for heaters, filters, and lights.

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Aquarium Substrate Calculator

How many bags do you need for a sloped substrate bed? Estimate from average depth and a purchase allowance.

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