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Im just wondering how many of you keep good records of your reptiles? For example, if you have a baby you would want to record its growth. I keep records of what they eat, how much they get, how many they ate, their weight, and if they are a baby i measure them once a week to see if they are continually growing at a good rate. If any of you never thought of this i'm just presenting you with this idea. It is a very good way to keep track of your reptiles health and if you need to give the vet any information its neatly organized.

I've been doing that for over a year...I have records of weights from every week till today.
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Katie F.
Peach State Geckos
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This is a great idea, for the vets, but also you may be able to head off any problems before they get to bad. I have been wanting to get a scale for some time now, still havn't though. Good idea though.
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7 Leos
Milo(my adult male) Mongo, Raptor,and Spaz
Popeye and Boo(named after Monster's Inc. Character)sex unknown, but I am pretty sure they are females.
Pumpkin the Patternless (he's a boy too.)

1 Female Sandfire X Blood Aboriginie Red Bearded Dragon. Tequila Sunrise, Tequila for short

1 dog
Baby (Peekapoo)

2 Cats
Mr. Kitty and Shelly (my adopted senior citizen. She's 14!)

I lost my baby blizzard before I even picked out a name. May he/she Rest in Peace

I don't record what they eat each day, but I do keep weight & length records. I weigh my adults every 2 weeks & my babies/juvies weekly.