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What do I do if my fish has white stringy poop?

Asked: Christopher Ray, Last Updated:

So, let's put the “stringy white poop” clinical sign away. Yes, it is a clear indication your fish is not eating, but you should know that already if you watch them during feeding time. There is no medication we can give you to get rid of it, and it is a NORMAL function of your fishes' digestion.

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