Amphibian Master Keeper — Interactive Digital Tracker

One system for your amphibians, enclosures, environment, water quality, feeding, feeder cultures, breeding, development, health, and collection records.

The HabitatCraft Amphibian Master Keeper is a downloadable, local-first tracking system built specifically for amphibian keepers — from a single frog or axolotl to multi-enclosure collections and breeding projects.

Track the parts of amphibian keeping that generic pet trackers miss, including humidity and hydration, aquatic parameters, live feeder cultures, sightings, clutches, tadpoles and larvae, metamorphosis, quarantine, and biosecurity.

Manage Your Amphibian Collection

Build and organize records for frogs, toads, salamanders, newts, axolotls, and caecilians — individual animals, pairs, groups, and colonies. Track species, scientific name, morph, locality, sex, acquisition history, weight, length, lineage, and animal movement between enclosures.

Enclosure & Environment Tracking

Manage different amphibian habitat types including terrestrial, arboreal, aquatic, semi-aquatic, paludarium, riparium, breeding setups, tadpole and larval setups, and quarantine enclosures.

Keep records for temperature, humidity, water temperature, photoperiod, misting, soaking, water changes, drainage, lighting, filtration, plants, hides, and other enclosure details.

Amphibian Water Quality

Track water conditions for axolotls, aquatic and semi-aquatic species, tadpoles, larvae, and other water-dependent setups. Record:

• Temperature, pH, ammonia, nitrite, nitrate
• GH, KH / alkalinity, TDS
• Chlorine / chloramine, water source, water conditioner or treatment
• Custom parameters

Feeding & Feeder Cultures

Keep feeding history for individual animals or groups — food and prey, quantity, accepted/partial/refused feedings, supplements, and appetite history.

Manage live feeder cultures separately with culture ID, feeder species or type, start date, production status, expected production, refresh and discard dates, and culture notes.

Breeding & Development

Follow amphibian breeding projects beyond the initial clutch. Track:

• Breeding pairs and groups, courtship and pairing
• Clutch or deposition dates, egg counts, fertile eggs, hatch counts
• Tadpoles and larvae, individual or communal rearing, larval and grow-out containers
• Development stages, limb development, metamorphosis, morph-outs and froglets
• Juveniles, growth and size, losses, parent and lineage information

Health, Quarantine & Biosecurity

Keep important collection records together:

• Health observations, weight and body condition, behavior and appetite
• Quarantine periods, vet visits, diagnostic and test records
• Treatments and medications, start and clearance dates, outcomes
• Isolation records, cleaning and disinfection, biosecurity records

Maintenance, Inventory & Tasks

Manage the ongoing work behind your collection:

• Spot cleaning, full enclosure cleaning, water changes, filter maintenance
• Drainage-layer maintenance, misting-system service, fogger and humidifier cleaning
• Plant maintenance, substrate replacement, tadpole-container maintenance
• Feeder and supplement inventory with expiration dates
• Equipment and supplies, expenses, offspring and animal sales, income and trades
• Recurring tasks, due and overdue care, unified collection timeline

Your Records Stay With You

The Amphibian Master Keeper runs locally in your web browser. No account required. No subscription. Your working records are stored locally on your device. Download full JSON backups for safekeeping or transfer your records to another browser or device. CSV exports are also included for individual record sets.

What's Included

• Amphibian Master Keeper HTML application
• Quick Start PDF
• README / setup instructions

Download the ZIP, extract the files, open the Master Keeper in a modern browser, and start building your collection records.

$17.99 — Instant Digital Download

Digital product only. No physical item will be shipped. HabitatCraft Master Keeper tools are designed for organization and record keeping. They do not diagnose disease, interpret test results, prescribe treatment, or replace appropriate professional care.