Python poop?

That's actually not too bad. I have a boa that likes to deposit hers off the paper and then she creates "wall art". Fortunately it's only once every 3-4 weeks.

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Male tigers first rabbit. Ate it wet and made his stool quite runny.

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Male tigers first rabbit. Ate it wet and made his stool quite runny.

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Oh yeah. Gotta love it when they drop runny, mash potato stool like that. Bleagh.

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I really do try and be lucky and get them to go outside when I know it's coming :) here comes the digested rabbit for you perverts who want to see

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Holy.......! Nice luck getting that one outside, as well as a pic of it.

You'd be surprised the images I find that I forgot I took of feces . . .

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And this is the lightning to the Thunder.

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Scored this one this morning. Not too bad. About the size of a pile of D batteries. Solid and not runny though just like I like it.

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Oh good god this makes me so happy I have just one small BP. No mess, and everything is cleanable with just a single piece of paper towel. That's like cleaning up after a dog that poops in the house haha.

A wet/dry shop vac can be your best friend with a big retic. Especially when you are pumping them. Big food equals big poo lol.

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meh, my tics get a full floor replacement when they defecate or urinate since they are housed on unprinted newspaper . So its usually on the paper, I just bunch up the paper, put it in the air locked waste bin, spray the floor down with F10 cleaner, wipe dry, repaper, clean water, put retic back in. Takes all of 5 minutes. No smell after. Healthy snakes. Happy snakes.

Bump for this educational masterpiece!