Pepto and Ketze

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Wanted an absurd name to go with the cooler Ketze short for Ketzalkoatl/ Quezacotl and ended up with Pepto. It was either that or Mr. Huffington III.
 

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Is this poop??? How can they get something that's the size of half their head out of their tiny body like that??
 

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Yep. It still surprises me.
 
One day if you are lucky enough you will also get the pleasure of your axies "finger painting" the poo all over.
 
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