Records?

[ElliotNess]

I use Iherp but it takes too long and I forget to use it sometimes. I am going to use a binder with everything separated for each snake.

[Kibbleswhites]

I use mini notebooks that sit next to each bin. I record weight and date of food accepted, weights, breeding times and if I observed a lock, and cage cleanings. Basically everything the snake does.

[Drake Moonslayer]

I use I herp which is a great site. You can track everything on that site.

[Saber402]

I created an Excel spreadsheet that contains a worksheet for each of my snakes and a worksheet where I track weights. I track feeding, sheds, and any other pertinent information I want.

[Mr.Spence]

I've been using herper pro for a few months now and so far so good.

[Cyndymei]

I have been using iherp and two mini notebooks for my two snakes. I like having both physical and online copies.

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[creatism]

Note cards and a note book for breeding records, most if my adults and raise ups their cards show the first 2-3 months I had them then they trail off! I keep meticulous records on hatchies and animals I'm selling but ones I'm keeping, yeah not so much


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[Eazyyyb]

I created an Excel spreadsheet that contains a worksheet for each of my snakes and a worksheet where I track weights. I track feeding, sheds, and any other pertinent information I want.

yes, me too and its perfect

[Darkbird]

Iherp, a couple notebooks, and dry erase maker on some of the bins. Everything eventually gets updated to iherp, but I'm super lazy about it.

[Izzys Keeper]

I use reptile scan. Its awesome if you can bite the 25 dollar bullet. You print little barcodes for all the snakes and scan them to input data for that snake