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litter traing
is it normal for your ball to litter train itself because mine has its rather convienent
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I think he means the bp always goes in the same place? Mine usually, but not always, goes in a particular spot
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 Originally Posted by mangopixie
I think he means the bp always goes in the same place? Mine usually, but not always, goes in a particular spot
Yes if thats what the OP is talking about mine do too.
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mine dont mine usually go wherever it seems to be. thankfully my bigger ones usually go in the corners.
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Re: litter traing
no, a snake cannot be litter trained.
spooky
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he has two hides one he spends 90% of his time in the other he goes to the bathrrom in i just put a shallow dish under that one and i empty it ever few days he just seems to have trained himself makes keeping his tank clean super easy
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Re: litter traing
a snake cannot be trained, nor can it train its self. what has hapened here is the snake has trained YOU to put a dish where he poops the most at.
*snake*> LOL,, those humans,, they are easy to train.
spooky
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haha yea no matter were i put it as long as the hide is over it he goes there ive been experimenting
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