coopers tongue is black?

dudeman728

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Is this normal? I just noticed it today. most of his tongue is pink but I saw a lot of black. If this isn't normal, what are the potential causes of it? He doesn't show any other signs of health problems. Thanks a lot
 
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Is this normal? I just noticed it today. most of his tongue is pink but I saw a lot of black. If this isn't normal, what are the potential causes of it? He doesn't show any other signs of health problems. Thanks a lot

You should fill out the help question Sabrina posted.

Most tongues are darker in color. The mouth of a Melleri is mostly black....
 
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