Atlarium

Name: Atlarium
Author: Roberto ilGrafico

Plan, track, and share aquariums and terrariums with real context

Roberto ilGrafico Launched 15 Jun 2026 Education & Learning @RIlgrafico

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I built Atlarium because the most useful aquarium conversations usually need more context than a beautiful photo can hold. When a tank changes, the story lives across water tests, equipment choices, stocking decisions, maintenance notes, feeding and fertilization routines, photos, and small observations that get forgotten. I wanted a place where the public knowledge side and the private history side could meet. Atlarium is early, but the direction is clear: help keepers research responsibly, track what actually happened, and publish selected context when they want better feedback from the community.

About Atlarium

Atlarium is a living atlas and care workspace for aquarium, terrarium, planted tank, reef, and paludarium keepers. Instead of separating species research from day-to-day tank history, it brings both sides together: public species profiles, ecosystem guides, calculators, diagnostics, community tank pages, and a private workspace for measurements, journal notes, maintenance, feeding, fertilization, media, species, equipment, and schedules. The idea is simple: a tank is easier to improve when its context is visible over time. Atlarium helps keepers compare options before a setup, remember what changed after launch, and share richer public tank pages when they want feedback.