On the subject of keeping records...

Do you keep records and what is your method?

  • Yep, I use a notebook and keep detailed records (feeding, molts, rehouse, purchase date, etc)

    Votes: 13 22.8%

  • Yep, I use detailed, individual cards I keep on each T's enclosure.

    Votes: 1 1.8%

  • Yeah, but I only record major events in a log (molt, rehouse, purchase, breeding)

    Votes: 10 17.5%

  • Yes, I use a digital solution like an excel spreadsheet

    Votes: 14 24.6%

  • Yes, but I use a different method (Please elaborate)

    Votes: 8 14.0%

  • No, your guess is as good as mine on when that T last molted

    Votes: 11 19.3%
  • Total voters
    57
LukeVendette

LukeVendette

Arachnosquire
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I have one t. I keep a record just for my own information. Some times it is nice to look back on. I have only 3 columns: date, event (food, molt, or behavior), and disposition (prey eaten quickly, not was clean).
 
Theneil

Theneil

Arachnoprince
Joined
Oct 18, 2017
Messages
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l4nsky said:
Nothing wrong with the old fashioned approach, but if each animal and each action had scannable barcodes and regular backups were done, I believe the approach would be more advantageous. Plus I'm a big data nerd and the more the better to spot trends and make predictions via something like Pandas and Python. This will probably be my summer project.

Thanks,
--Matt
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I like that barcode scanner idea. :)

Beep select spood then use cheat sheet. Beep for molted.

Would prevent accidentally applying something to the wrong specimen and remove the need to type.
 
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