Grading system
 

Could some one explain the grading system I have seen? example (1.2 - 2.3 - 3.2) Or direct me to a thread that explains it.

Male.Female.Unknown.

So, 1.2.4 is one male, two females, and four of unknown sex.

I've seen eggs in the incubator listed also.

Now that you mention it, I've seen that too. It had struck me a little silly to note eggs like that, but I don't know why; it is a simple way to note those numbers.

Could I add a fifth value for animals I'd like to keep, but can't find for sale? ;)

So... Males.Females.Unsexed.Eggs.Wishlist ???

That's the idea. Counting eggs before they're hatched isn't so different.:D

The grading system I mentioned was being used to class individual animals. like a+ b- but using numbers.

I've never seen someone using a grading system like that. If anything, some people might grade on a scale from 1 to 10. And even that is pretty subjective. Beauty is ALWAYS in the eye of the beholder, it seems.

There is a line of anerythristic sand boas -- 'Holloway reduced pattern', 'HRP' -- that is categorized in 'levels', but there isn't any decimal position. Each snake is ranked (1-10, IIRC) basically by amount of white color (and indirectly by price ;)).

Could you link someone talking about such a grading system, or put it in context (how is this used in a sentence, what species does it refer to, etc)?

Example... I have 2 hatchling turtles available, both 1.1 From my 1.2 breading pair that are from 2015.
It maybe that the breading pair has extra scoots or something.
Also John may be right with the 1.2.4 Idk?
I have heard it may be an Asian system, again Idk
I really appreciate your help thou.