NEED HELP!! is this prolapse!!

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i found one pooped this stuff , it was reddish when i squished it between my hand , i have been feeding them frozen bloodworms,tubifex worms , are those poop fine because of the food i gave them which was color red??
 
If I've over fed mine he's pooped undigested bloodworms in the past. Keep an eye on him. You could scoop the poop out of the tank and have a good look to see what's in it ;)
 
A prolapse is when the intestine is sticking out through the cloaca, not an un-connected piece of poop.
 
snuggly time said:
If I've over fed mine he's pooped undigested bloodworms in the past. Keep an eye on him. You could scoop the poop out of the tank and have a good look to see what's in it ;)
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it has blood in it, so i think it was the bloodworm
 
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