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  • 08-29-2011, 07:09 AM
    Slashmaster
    Poopy babies
    This is the first time it's happened to us!

    I picked up one hatchling and she peed on me (and eliminated some urates). Just yesterday, we picked up that same hatchling and another hatchling, and both of them peed and eliminated urates on us!

    The youngest I've had aside from these (they've only taken five meals so far, so they must be around a month and a half old) was three months old. They never peed on me!

    Ha ha, babies... :P

    Ever had babies pee/poo on you?

    I was at a reptile show once and a prospective customer was inspecting a snake at one of the booths. The snake was an adult. It just started peeing everywhere and made a huge mess. Funny! (though I'm sure not for the buyer and the seller!)
  • 08-29-2011, 07:28 AM
    EverEvolvingExotics
    People say snakes don't have emotion or thought. I think this is how they show you they appreciate the food and water you give them. It sounds to me like you have some keepers. :rolleyes:
  • 08-29-2011, 07:32 AM
    Slashmaster
    The one that's peed on us twice also hisses at us whenever we open her tub. She's perfectly fine and curious once we have her out of the tub and she's curled around a hand, but MAN is she an angry tiger when you first go to pick her up!!
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