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Could that of been his hemipenes, rather than worms??


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Posted by icequeen on May 13, 2003 at 22:03:47:

In Reply to: Could that of been his hemipenes, rather than worms?? posted by deLuxBuLLi on May 13, 2003 at 18:40:07:

Well, I haven't seen Zoe's often enough (only twice actually) to be able to give a detailed description...but...I just saw Zoe evert his the other day, in the exact same situation as yours.
I had never seen Zoe have a bowel movement, but then Sunday, I finally did, and he too passed fluid, and while he was doing this, I also saw his hemipenes...it was rather bright red...not quite blood red...but red. And sort of circular, or oval, with a a fairly flat top. When he stopped straining to poop...they went back inside.
A worm would be thin and squiggly...and more likely white, than red...and would probably come right out, rather than come out, and then go back in.
But...that said...it still wouldn't hurt to have a fecal done on him.

Kim

:Describe the hemipenes and i will tell you. if thats what it was. Is it normal for them to poke that out from time to time. Maybe he is going through cham puberty or something. Help me out on this.
:thanks
:kaz





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