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Print Show Cards and Store Cards for Selling Reptiles

Show and store cards are the buyer-facing side of the ID Card generator. Where a plain collection card is for you, a store card is for the person across the expo table: it adds a price and a QR code that opens the animal’s public page, so a buyer can scan it and see the full listing on their own phone.

What makes a store card different

  • A price — the expo/store price you set on the animal appears right on the card.
  • A public-page QR — the code links to the animal’s public page, not just its private record, so buyers get photos, traits, and details without an app.
  • Paid plan + public animal — because the QR points at a public page, the animal has to be public, and store cards are a paid-plan feature.

The full 5″ × 3″ card is the one to reach for here: it’s the most display-friendly for a table or a shelf. (Prefer a smaller enclosure label with no price? That’s a Collection card instead.)

Setting the price

Set an expo/store price on the animal and it does two things: it shows on the store card, and it adds a For Sale badge to the animal in your collection. The same price flows through to the animal’s public page. See Public animal pages.

Printing for a table or shelf

  1. Open the animal (or multi-select several you’re bringing to the show).
  2. Choose Create ID Cards, then the store card type.
  3. Print a stack for the table, or a single card to sit with an animal on a shelf.

For a whole table of animals at once — including alignment offsets for label sheets — use the same bulk flow covered under ID cards & enclosure QR codes.