Puffer Poo
Puffer Poo
Does the color indicate anything? My puffer usually has pellet sized dark poo but sometimes its red.
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yunachin
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Re: Puffer Poo
I think it depends on what kind of things they are eating. Have you been feeding anything different lately?
E.Ridgeway
Re: Puffer Poo
I usually feed my fish freeze dried blood worms and the color changes still happen.
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Nick
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Re: Puffer Poo
Red/brown is good. White and stringy thing poo is a warning sign.
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Nick
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- Location: Middletown, CT
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Re: Puffer Poo
Usually must means their digestive system is running a bit on the fast side, or the food was very soft and easy to digest, but I'd keep an eye on it.
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