Cage tags/tub tags?

[Reptile Barbie]

Hey guys!
I'm trying to keep track and keep records of everything with index cards cage tags posted on the tubs for my geckos and breeding and everything..

I want to know everyones way of keeps track and how the layout of their index cards are?

Like...
Name:
Grams:
Morph:
Age:
blablabla..

& If you can..post pictures so i can have a sample :]

Thanks guys!!

 

[Dog Shrink]

We use these when it comes to tagging cages... http://www.thefairhare.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/Cage-Tag.pdf obviously you'd need to change the wording a little since this is for rabbits and leos don't kindle but... I'd go to vistaprint.com, click on the free name stickers offer, design one, save the pic to your computer and there ya go... or heck I could even do it if you wanted.

 

[Reptile Barbie]

That would be awesome! Because i don't know what i'm doing when it comes to stuff like that and designing lol :]

 

[Dog Shrink]

Just let me know what you need on the index card and I'll work on it tonight for ya. I'll post it as a jpeg just right click it and save image to your computer as...

 

[Jordan]

i keep a half A4 record (is that A5?) sheet on all my gecko's. It says on them moroh, hets etc, but also the name of the gecko. And then all i do is put a sticker on the box of the gecko saying its name. So if i want to know about the gecko then i look up its record.

 

[Reptile Barbie]

Surprise me :]
Alls i want on is is
name
morph
age
grams

And whatever else you think i need :]
thanks a lot!

 

[Dog Shrink]

Well having never bred and not knowing entirely what should be on a cage or index card this is what I came up with:

Front:

Front with Gen: spot (gen being F1, F2 etc):

Back (yes the back was suppose to be grey):

These were designed using a 5x4 postcard format, but you can right click and save it to your computer as a jpeg image and resize as needed to fit an index card. Also you can add your own pic where I have mine, that was just an example. I can delete the pic and save it with out the pic so you have a blank template you can add your own pic to and once you save it you can edit contrast saturation and all that on your own.

Soooo ... there ya go