I think these are stones in its belly

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are these stones in its belly? I cant tell if any of it is just his stomach or if its stones
 
Unfortunately, I can't tell from the photos. The dark sections could just be the internal organs, although if you are housing the little guy in gravel I would remove it ASAP!
 
I removed the gravel immediately, it has been in the fridge for about 2 weeks now, nothing has changed. If I feel it's stomach I can feel a hard lump. Is it possible that this will kill it?
 
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