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How much information do you keep?
As expand my collection I am using i herp and probably will also maintain cards for them. But how much information do you keep? I see a long list of options in the tracking which is a good thing but it seems it would be allot to track everything...
I just keep track of feeding, shed, cleaning and water change... should i track more thing if so what?
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Re: How much information do you keep?
Honestly I think that list of things to track is pretty good. When feeding I keep track of what size food was fed, f/t, fresh or live. I don't keep track of my water changing though. I do it every other day, and if I don't remember if I did it or not, then I change it. Of course if my collection was larger, I would keep track of that.
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Re: How much information do you keep?
I keep track of Poop, Shed and Food. And since I have a scale now, For the food I go like this; 07-23-09 Rat pup (30g).
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Re: How much information do you keep?
I track everything, and add notes.
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Re: How much information do you keep?
I track feeds, locks, and OVY.. thats about it.
When you've got 10,000 people trying to do the same thing, why would you want to be number 10,001? ~ Mark Cuban "for the discerning collector"
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Re: How much information do you keep?
For my collection I track Feed / Pairing / Copulation / Ovulation / Pre-lay Shed and clutch being laid (I do so with Degei).
Animals that are being sold I keep track of Feed / Shed / Defecation on each animal's card.
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