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Calendar

See past and upcoming care by month, week or list

On this page
  1. Log from a day
  2. Log for a past day
  3. Filter the Calendar
  4. Open an entry

In the sidebar, select Calendar. The tabs at the top switch between three views:

  • Month: A grid of days. Select a day to see its details
  • Week: Seven days starting from the day you selected
  • List: One agenda with the past above today and the future below
  1. A reptile’s birthday
  2. Today, which also holds everything overdue
  3. A logged event
  4. An event that’s due
  5. A likely event, repeated from the reptile’s current schedule
  6. The selected day

On a computer, Legend beside Today lists the marks. On a phone, select the button.

A reptile in shed shows on today, such as In Shed, day 3 of ~6, and as Shed expected on the day it should finish. An estimate is never overdue.

To plan a trip, see Time Away.

Log from a day

On a computer, 21 seconds

On a phone, 19 seconds

A Quick Feed for a day earlier in the week, dated that day at noon, then undone.
  1. Select the day. On a phone, close the sheet that opens
  2. Select the + button, then Quick Feed, a cleaning type or Weigh-In
  3. Check the list that opens and select the log button

A row that’s due also has a Log button. A medication’s opens its dose form. The others open the check list, as does Log 14 on a group of overdue feedings.

Log for a past day

A past day is logged at 12:00 PM on that day. Nobody is due on a past day, so everyone is initially set to Skip. Today and later days use the current time.

Filter the Calendar

  • Search: A reptile, an event type or a note
  • Animals: All reptiles In Collection, or pick some. Include former animals’ history adds the logged events of sold, deceased and gone reptiles
  • Categories: The kinds of care to show, and clutches and birthdays
  • Show: Logged, Due or Likely

Open an entry

Select a reptile’s row to open its page. A logged row opens the event, and saving it brings you back to the Calendar. To undo a log, select Undo on the notification, or use Event History.

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