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    Question They Keep Peeing and Pooping on me

    Why Do my cresties Keep Peeing and Pooping on me

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    Re: They Keep Peeing and Pooping on me

    How long have you had them, and do you know how old they are?
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    Re: They Keep Peeing and Pooping on me

    it's a sign of affection

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    Re: They Keep Peeing and Pooping on me

    It's what they do when they get scared.


    The only one of my geckos that has done this was out for quite a long time before she did... it was the signal that she was ready to go back into her cage. None of my young, skittish ones have done this.

    If you keep working with them, this will stop. Always be gentle, and make sure you're not overly stressing them out by keeping them out of their cages for long periods of time.

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