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    So you were expecting rose-scented poo?

    It's actually impossible to say it's "normal" 'cause we aren't actually smelling it here, just going by your description; unusually stinky poo can be normal or can
    mean his digestion is a little off...maybe due to stress or other things (for example, snakes that have been on antibiotics, for example, may not digest as well
    for a while, since the good bacteria needed for digestion have been medically killed off along with the bad bacteria- sometimes giving probiotics designed FOR
    reptiles can improve their digestion & thus the resulting odor; ultra-stinky-poo can also result from a "bad" rodent.)

    Speaking for my snakes, a few have nastier-smelling poo than others do. If it's worrisome, take a fresh sample to the vet & have them do a fecal check for
    icky stuff that doesn't belong (& can be cleaned up). Or, get nose plugs...

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