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    Re: Serious Question: Reptile Software

    Quote Originally Posted by Freakie_frog View Post
    HerperPro. offers every thing that has been metioned in this thread. I use it, they even have a Ball Python Module that works with World of Ball pythons. com to import morphs for ball pythons. keeps housing records, genetics and sibling records for all the animals, feeding records, even prints scanable QR code tub stickers and cards to allow you to up date 50 animals for free from your smart phone, It keeps invoices and value records, it will even keep price lists for people selling more that a few animals.. chek it out as WWW.herperPro.com the basic one is free if I remember right.
    The thing I don't like about Herper Pro is the fact if you get the cell phone version that works with the program itself then you have to pay if you have over 50 snakes. It's a yearly fee as well. I just don't agree with this in a way because you've already bought the program. I also find that Herper pro has way too much stuff on the front that renders the program useless. I wouldn't even use 70% of the features it has. The program isn't free, but you can use a trial version.

    I find cards to be the best for me because it's simple with what I use and it doesn't have all this extra stuff that I don't want to see, but that's my preference.
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