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Chalky poop?
Usually I find the answers to my questions in the archives here but oddly, not this one. (or I'm searching for the wrong wording)
But my male BP which is 5 months old usually has normal looking poop, but this week his poop looked very chalky and crumbly. He's got plenty of water, ate 6 days ago just fine, his temps are good, but at night they drop to 75F. I'm already working on getting him into a tub (tomorrow). Ideas?
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Sounds very normal - he is just expelling urates. No need for the night drop but shouldn't make a difference.
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ok thanks. I had never noticed it that dried out before. And should it be pure white? or can it be yellowish too? his was yellow.
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Re: Chalky poop?
Sounds like urates to me, don't think I would worry.
If nothing ever changed, there would be no butterflies.
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Re: Chalky poop?
 Originally Posted by Manasha-Bogo
ok thanks. I had never noticed it that dried out before. And should it be pure white? or can it be yellowish too? his was yellow.
Yellow, green, white, I've even seen some urates that looked blueish in color. Sounds like regular urates to me, and nothin to be worried about. Urates can be a range of colors, and that's totally normal. 
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awesome, thanks! I was worried I was about to have an emergency with him too.. :/
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