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Anyone been pooed on?

Since this thread was started I've been poo'd on twice by our Okeetee. :awcrap:

The first time was a couple of weeks ago when I was holding her after a feeding, but prior to a pooh. She poo'd on my lap. Tonight she pood all over the carpet while I was holding her. Once again after a meal, only this time she had done a small poo prior to me holding her. In both cases I kept on holding her to not reinforce this bahavier. Tonight she's in the blue eyed phase of ecdysis so that may have contributed.

Two things I've learned:

1) I'll wait for the 'second' poo after a feeding before I hold her.

2) I'll always keep a paper towel in my lap just in case.

3) I'm not convinced it's a defensive behavier in her case. She's what I would call a pooing machine. She poo's double, possibly three times as much as our Anery.
 
my snake did it to me

the first time i had him home and handled him, he dropped his load right on my lap, it was pretty nasty but i cleaned it up and went on like it never happened, at least its not like a big pile of horse crap, haha
 
I was soaking my amel. the other day to get off a last piece of shed from the tail, and she pooed in the water. She was at the door of her hider waiting for the light to go out when I went to get her, and I could see she had a full bowel. I don't think she went because she was scared, more like she couldn't wait. If I had let her go around her cage after lights out, she probably would have gone there instead.
 
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