So, I'll try to make this as detailed as possible, but without making it too long.
About a month ago, I got an a wildtype axie who was about 3 months old and possibly 2-3 inches long.
I had my tank cycled for 3ish weeks before I got him, but I had a small a small spike of ammonia (.05) the night before I got him and preformed a water change and let my tank be for 3 days, it dropped back to normal, then I added Sesame to the tank. For 2.5 weeks, I had him solely on blood worms, but decided to transition to earth worms as they're more nutritional and he's only had earth worms since (first cut up night crawlers, then on whole red wigglers.
Well, when I transitioned him to earth worms, I noticed his poop changed from a black solid to a red liquid.. is this normal?
I know their poop changes based off what you feed them, but I've never read anything about red liquidish poop.
Then 3 days ago, I got myself a juvenile copper axie who was on blood worms with the breeder, but she is eating chopped up red wigglers since I've had her. She refused blood worms from me and to test, I gave her a red wiggler and she's only wanted those since as well, if I give her blood worms, she only takes 1 to 2 bites then goes away, but will eat a cut up red wiggler like she was starving.
She's only pooped 3 times since I've had her, 1st poop was very small and it wasn't very solid, it crumbled. Now the next 2 poops are also the red liquidish poop like Sesame's...
The water parameters of Sesame's tank have been normal, but his tank crashed 2 nights ago (he's being tubbed now in pure spring water with normal parameters and a fan to keep his tub cool). And Kimchi's been getting daily water changes as she's been tubbed since I've had her.
About a month ago, I got an a wildtype axie who was about 3 months old and possibly 2-3 inches long.
I had my tank cycled for 3ish weeks before I got him, but I had a small a small spike of ammonia (.05) the night before I got him and preformed a water change and let my tank be for 3 days, it dropped back to normal, then I added Sesame to the tank. For 2.5 weeks, I had him solely on blood worms, but decided to transition to earth worms as they're more nutritional and he's only had earth worms since (first cut up night crawlers, then on whole red wigglers.
Well, when I transitioned him to earth worms, I noticed his poop changed from a black solid to a red liquid.. is this normal?
I know their poop changes based off what you feed them, but I've never read anything about red liquidish poop.
Then 3 days ago, I got myself a juvenile copper axie who was on blood worms with the breeder, but she is eating chopped up red wigglers since I've had her. She refused blood worms from me and to test, I gave her a red wiggler and she's only wanted those since as well, if I give her blood worms, she only takes 1 to 2 bites then goes away, but will eat a cut up red wiggler like she was starving.
She's only pooped 3 times since I've had her, 1st poop was very small and it wasn't very solid, it crumbled. Now the next 2 poops are also the red liquidish poop like Sesame's...
The water parameters of Sesame's tank have been normal, but his tank crashed 2 nights ago (he's being tubbed now in pure spring water with normal parameters and a fan to keep his tub cool). And Kimchi's been getting daily water changes as she's been tubbed since I've had her.