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luke

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My axolotl shifter has been eating fine. But the has pooed out two of his special pellets which is normal obviously, but they came out the way they went in. They are still intact. Is there a problem or not.
Help would be appreciated
 
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lorie

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Did u see him poop it out? Sometimes the trow up food if they're too full. It could be that.
 
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What type of pellet are they. Maybe they naturally passed through without being completely digested. Kind of like corn. Did I say that?
 
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