lilblack94gt
Hatchling Member
I have never wanted my beardies to poop as much as I do now. Sam has been acting weird and I want to do a fecal to make sure his Coccida hasn't relapsed. 
I am so stressed right now. Am I need to do a fecal on the new beardie, Botch. It has been about 2 months since I rescued him, so he shouldn't be stressed anymore and I should be able to get a good fecal count if there is anything present.
I have never done a fecal myself before, so just a few questions. Just how "fresh" does the poo need to be? And does it matter if it gets wet? My beardies mainly poo in the tub when they get soaked, hence the wet question. I just don't want to mess up the fecal results any.
I am so stressed right now. Am I need to do a fecal on the new beardie, Botch. It has been about 2 months since I rescued him, so he shouldn't be stressed anymore and I should be able to get a good fecal count if there is anything present. I have never done a fecal myself before, so just a few questions. Just how "fresh" does the poo need to be? And does it matter if it gets wet? My beardies mainly poo in the tub when they get soaked, hence the wet question. I just don't want to mess up the fecal results any.
He can def clear out a room!)
