i use a free snake tracking database that can do this stuff...

Posted by dave on February 01, 2002 at 23:45:49:

In Reply to: Has anyone plotted any graphs or taken any data regarding... posted by Big J on February 01, 2002 at 15:27:11:

this free database tracker keeps track of just about everything imaginable for your snakes, such as feedings, refusal of food, change water, clean cages, defecation, death, mating, laying, birth, environmental readings, measurements, egg hatching, ovulation, post ovulation shed, shed and even tracks sales.

you can print out reports by any number of criteria and it also tracks medical expenses, food expenses, etc.

i believe it also has some sort of dosing chart (yuck) and conversions.

: young Indigo growth (weight and length), looking at variables such as temperature and food intake?

: I am interested in averages, maximums and minimums growth per year. Obviously, genetics will play a large issue, but it can be somewhat controlled for using the same clutch(obviously novel gentic combinations occur within single clutches as well, but am curious none the less.)

: I am also interested in your anecdotal observations of yound Indigo growth(averages, maxes and mins after individual time periods(6 months, 1 year, 2 years, ect.))

: Thanks for reading.

: Later,
: Big J

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: this free database tracker keeps track of just about everything imaginable for your snakes, such as feedings, refusal of food, change water, clean cages, defecation, death, mating, laying, birth, environmental readings, measurements, egg hatching, ovulation, post ovulation shed, shed and even tracks sales. : you can print out reports by any number of criteria and it also tracks medical expenses, food expenses, etc. : i believe it also has some sort of dosing chart (yuck) and conversions. : : : young Indigo growth (weight and length), looking at variables such as temperature and food intake? : : I am interested in averages, maximums and minimums growth per year. Obviously, genetics will play a large issue, but it can be somewhat controlled for using the same clutch(obviously novel gentic combinations occur within single clutches as well, but am curious none the less.) : : I am also interested in your anecdotal observations of yound Indigo growth(averages, maxes and mins after individual time periods(6 months, 1 year, 2 years, ect.)) : : Thanks for reading. : : Later, : : Big J

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