Reef Tank Parameter Tracker
Keeping a reef tank stable is mostly about consistency, not heroics. The corals and inverts that make a reef worth keeping respond far more to stable, in-range chemistry than to any single "perfect" number. ReefParams is a free, no-account tracker that lets you log every test and instantly see whether your tank is drifting.
Open ReefParams — it's freeWhy tracking matters
Alkalinity can swing a full point in a day if your dosing is off; calcium and magnesium quietly deplete as corals grow; nitrate and phosphate creep up with feeding. A spreadsheet works, but it won't warn you. ReefParams shows the last value for each parameter, an up/down arrow versus your previous test, and highlights anything outside the common reef-safe range in a warning color so problems are obvious before they cost you a coral.
Common reef-safe ranges
| Parameter | Typical safe range |
|---|---|
| Alkalinity | 7–12 dKH |
| Calcium | 380–450 ppm |
| Magnesium | 1250–1400 ppm |
| Salinity | 1.024–1.026 SG |
| Temperature | 76–82 °F |
| Nitrate | < 25 ppm |
| Phosphate | < 0.1 ppm |
These are starting points; SPS-dominant tanks often run tighter, while a softie or fish-only system tolerates wider swings. The goal is stability within a range you choose, and ReefParams makes that drift visible at a glance.
Private by design
Every reading stays in your browser's local storage. No account, no cloud, no tracking. Track unlimited tanks for free; an optional one-time Pro unlock adds CSV export, trend mini-charts and multi-tank compare.
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