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03-30-08, 05:43 AM
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Recommend a scale
I saw this thread -
Snake scale but it didn't look like it addressed what I'm looking for. What I'm looking for is a scale with +/- .2 g accuracy. My current digital scale, which I got off of eBay ages ago, has +/- 5 gm accuracy - while that is fine for adult snakes where the relative error will be rather small, it isn't very good for baby snakes. I believe what I want is often marketed as a bird scale. Anyway - if any of you have a scale with +/- .2 g or better accuracy, are you happy with it? What brand / model is it? Once they hit 150 g or so I can just use the scale I already have - so the upper limit for the scale does not need to be that high. Thanks for suggestions.
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