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    Question Herp registration website

    Hi, I'm wondering if any of you use an online registration website for your herps?

    If you do, which one?

    If not, would you be interested in having a website to register your herps, print out animal id certificates, put up pictures to identify animals, transfer the online certificates when animals are sold, and be able to follow the genetics of an animal with bloodline trees?

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    Re: Herp registration website

    If not, would you be interested in having a website to register your herps, print out animal id certificates, put up pictures to identify animals, transfer the online certificates when animals are sold, and be able to follow the genetics of an animal with bloodline trees?
    Not interested I have already been doing that since I started selling animals, each animal comes with complete genetic documentation consisting of a Certificate of Origin which includes a color picture for identification purposes additionally a copy of the Certificate of Origin of each sold animal is kept for future reference should the animal be re-sold or the documentation be lost.
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