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Keeper journals

Short answer
Right here. One page per fish: day counts, lengths, photos, the build. Every journal also feeds the first real growth chart for the species, which nobody has published yet.

How it works

  • One fish, one journal Its name, morph, the day it came home and how big it was.
  • Entries by day count Day 1, day 100, day 1,000. A photo, a length, what it ate, what changed.
  • The build Tanks, ponds, sumps, plywood and glass. Builds get their own entries.
  • Lengths add up Every measured length feeds a public growth chart, with how many fish stand behind each point.

Journals are where the best writing in this hobby has always lived: the long build threads and day-count updates. This gives them a home that does not get buried, and your journal becomes your profile when the forum opens.

Start yours