Record Keeping?

I'm curious as to how others keep records regarding meals, sheds, etc.
I came across this form at Kingsnake.com and found it useful for my small collection.

Anyone here use anything different/better?

http://www.kingsnake.com/ballpythonguide/journal.htm

you could easily make youself one on excell.

Could be easily done to your own requirements. And you can save it, print it or even email it.

Jim

Yeah, I keep all of mine on the computer. If I had loose papers laying around, I'd lose them :rolleyes: I made my own in word, If you have the newest version, it's excellent for doing simple charts and graphs

I just use Iherp.com for everything. I believe you can download the records as spreadsheets as well. I used to use a program for it...serpent widgets or something. I like Iherp much better though. Excel or Word would work too though.

I use iHerp.com as well. Although I have found a lot of short comings with it so far. I'm actually working on an iPad app right now that I will start using for all my record keeping, so that I can have it setup the way I want it and have the features I've been looking for.

I've been using Google Docs for a year or more now and love it.
If anyone hasn't trued it you might be surprised at how good it is.
Off to check out iHerp.

I use iHerp for record keeping.

What i use is in my Signature under Feed Cards

Hi,

I use degei and like the reports it can generate and the auto generation of records from clutches. :gj:


dr del

I use and love Degei for general recordkeeping. I use iHerp just to show off my breeding pairings, and for the Lineage database.

I keep track of feedings and breeding info. Occasionally I track opaque and sheds, more often with hatchlings than adults.

I use my LJ. I created tags for feedings, sheds, tank/tub cleaning duty,etc. Works for me. I may look into Iherp.

iHerp is great! Does Degei run on Macs?

I use my own designed cards at the tub, but I also use a daily calender book. Everything that goes on my cards go into my daily calender book. I do this so that I have all my information with me in one location. If I need to go to the vet's office, I take the book with me. That way, I have all my information for the vet in case he wants info on my other snakes.

I know this is double the work, but I like to be able to see trends, that can't be seen on individual cards, but is easily seen in the daily calender book.

Jim Smith