Smelly poop

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ILoveRJ

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Could it be him getting use to a new food and stress? His breeder was giving him roaches and supers, I ran out of roaches so been giving him crickets the past couple days, plus he's having a tough time settling in. He's pretty skittish. His poop before this one was good, the one before that was a little soft but not really smelly. I plan to get a fecal test to be safe though
 

ILoveRJ

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So do you think it could be new food and nerves? Also what are your thoughts on hydration? I don't keep a water bowl. (Bacteria/ humidity) but like baths per week, and dripping water on his nose?
 

kyleena29

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It could be. See how he is once you've had him 2 weeks. Dripping water is fine. He may or may not drink. It depends how much moisture his food has especially if he's eating veggies.
 

ILoveRJ

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2 weeks will be Saturday. He does drink when I drip on his nose from a feeding syringe, he's not been eating his veggies, he'll eat fruit though. Your not sure what frequency of baths or dripping water on his nose though?
 

kyleena29

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I would limit fruit as a treat once per week. You could try sprinkling some fruit juice on his veggies. I would drip daily. You could give baths when he's dirty or once a week. They aren't necessary.
 
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