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    Re: Runny poop

    You said the reptile had two other stool passings that were more normal looking. Has he eaten since you've had him? If he hasn't, that could also be a reason this stool passing looks as it does. The reason the vet couldn't take this stool was bc it typically needs to be a certain consistency and solidified material to have a fecal float done. With that said, i think this sample could've been examined under a glass slide with a microscope bc it does appear somewhat suspicious. However a history of husbandry, feedings, needs to be considered as well.
    Last edited by Albert Clark; 02-21-2017 at 11:08 AM.
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