App to keep track of you snakes

[Damondpeppers]

I been using this app since I got my snake is it works great instead of using a book and paper I won't never lose record phone make it easy quick and a phone is something everyone is on all the time tells me when it feeding time I set to every 6 days and it's tells me to last shedd all the way down to whatever it is you keep track off

It's called time2feed I have a iPhone btw idk if its the same name for Android phones enjoy




1.0 normal Bp #jr

[kiiarah]

Very cool, is it for android? I looked all over on the app store for the kindle fire but couldn't find anything like this on there. Then again I think I was searching reptile tracker, so I may have only been seeing some of the available results. As of right now I just use iherp which has been great, but having to pull up a webpage to update things isn't always convenient.

[Shann]

Hmm thanks for posting this. I use snake keeper now which is pretty nice but it doesn't do graphs. I used to use pet pal but they stopped updating it so it just crashes when I try to enter information. Which is a shame because I really liked that app.

[Damondpeppers]

Very cool, is it for android? I looked all over on the app store for the kindle fire but couldn't find anything like this on there. Then again I think I was searching reptile tracker, so I may have only been seeing some of the available results. As of right now I just use iherp which has been great, but having to pull up a webpage to update things isn't always convenient.

Android I'm not sure type in the name and see if it comes up


1.0 normal Bp #jr

[Vudu_Meg]

Cool ill keep that in mind for when I get my bp...but noticed something I dont like about the app..***
there is a DIED ON fill in ... gah... no likey.. srsly.. wtf.

[Sammiebob]

Android play store it is called Time2feed, all one word. I paid $1.73 and it was definitely worth it. I love the app, I use it for my lizards as well as my snakes, and my only complaint about it is that it doesn't have the option to sync with Dropbox yet.

[Creepy Alien]

Reptile Logger by Joshua Powell is a great one for Android. You can track lots of info. Well worth the couple of dollars.

[albinos_rule]

I use iHerp on the computer..totally free, and works for me

[NWReptiles]

I wrote my own web based database, and run it as a back-end to my website. This gives me quick details about an animal if someone needs a history of a particular animal they purchased, or want to purchase.

It also allows me to quickly populate and modify the for-sale portion of our public site, (which is almost empty this month)

I use a wireless barcode scanner, and barcodes on each animals tub, so I can quickly scan feedings and sheds. Even my scale is now wired into the computer, and entering a weight is as quick as putting an animal on the scale, pushing one button on the scale, and scanning the tub barcode.

Feeding records are quick too, I open the right page, select the date, and what I'm feeding, (like Live Small Rat) then scan every animal that got one of those, walk back to the computer, and click submit. If they had two, I just scan them twice.

I've been asked a few times to make it available to others, but it's so tightly entwined into my own site, that I would have to start over with a rewrite to do so.

Prior to this, I used an index card for each animal, but then I dreaded feeding day.

[JiBster816]

How many animals can it track?