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Poop is taken very seriously here. Chams really don’t poop too much and it tends to be nice formed little pellets. What I think is super cool is that there urine (urate) is a solid rather than a liquid and is usually attached to the poo pellet. Makes it really easy to clean daily - just a wipe with paper towel.What’s the best way to handle poop and keep the chammies environment sanitary?Do chammys poop a lot? Kinda humorous.chammy007
What poop eaters do you recommend? A little off topic but reminds me of algae eaters in fish tanks. Chammy007I prefer to run everything bioactive and let the poop eaters do my work for me lmbo.
I'm so happy I went bio active. I just put in feeders and wipe off the glass every once in a while.I prefer to run everything bioactive and let the poop eaters do my work for me lmbo.
I love science and nature too. I actually have two dogs, a fish and a bird as well. Nothing but love for them. Chammy007Also it has a liquid membrane covering the "waste" which dramatically reduces the smell! It's still poop and still stinks... but if you gentle "pluck" it with a paper towel, it won't stink quite as bad.
Poop is a thing... I have plenty of poo photos, videos, and GIFs. Occasionally I'll send them off to a vet friend of mine. It's a really good indicator of many things, most notably hydration and general well being.
Side note: if you have a male cham, you get the poop/urate as well as what's known as sperm plugs. Isn't science and nature great!
Regarding isopods how many do you recommend?chammy007Isopods are good