Poop?

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How often would a 6.5 months old axie in 15 to 18 degree water, (usually closer to 16.5) poop, if fed every other day?

I recently cut back feeding (feed a bit more but every two days now,) but also added way more hides. Not finding any poopies so I'm wondering, are they stick in a cave and I now have to tear apart the tank, or do they go less when they get older?

As a baby, he ate multiple times a day and did at least 3 poops a day. Now I'm finding one a week if that even.
 
I don't know if I would be concerned, but Axies are messy poopers..... If you only see 1 a week, and added a lot more hides, I can guarantee there are some poops in those hides.

When I added a new hide my four used it as a poop bin for quite a while.... in fact they still do.
 
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