Question: What is this faecal bubble?

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What on earth is this?

It definitely had faecal matter in it and Astrid was acting a bit frantic the day before I found it.
Other than finding this, she's acting completely normally now.

Has anyone else seen anything like this?
To me it looks like she's swallowed and passed a bubble or something?

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Oh, my tank isn't this dirty, I was just sweeping it all to one corner to collect when I found this.
 
Looks a lot like poop, although a weird shape, was he kept on gravel at any point?
 
I can't say I've ever seen that before, I'm guessing that this is one of those situations where 'better out than in' applies though!
 
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