So I was spending time with my 13 year old beardie I recently rehomed and he walked up to my gecko’s tank that’s right next to my bed and took a huge poop on my bed! This is the second time today that he’s pooped and the second time since I got him that he’s pooped on my bed next to my gecko tank. What does this mean? What do I do?
Beardie spooked by gecko tank?
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MrSpectrum
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I could be mistaken , but I'd say it means he had to take a dump. :roll:
Some folks give their beardies a bath to induce a movement before letting them "free-range".
It generally avoids that kind of thing, or worse, pooping on you. :wink:
OTOH, I spoze (not sure) it could have been territory marking--a message to the gecko to get out of Dodge...
Some folks give their beardies a bath to induce a movement before letting them "free-range".
It generally avoids that kind of thing, or worse, pooping on you. :wink:
OTOH, I spoze (not sure) it could have been territory marking--a message to the gecko to get out of Dodge...
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