Torch pooping?

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Was fine earlier today, no tissues recession. Mouth was wide open could see skeleton and brown stuff was coming out of its mouth.
Moved over to my quarentine because I wasn’t sure what was going on.
Any ideas?

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Was fine earlier today, no tissues recession. Mouth was wide open could see skeleton and brown stuff was coming out of its mouth.
Moved over to my quarentine because I wasn’t sure what was going on.
Any ideas?

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Looks like it. If it strings out I’d leave him be let it do it’s thing if it starts to turn to all brown slime then it’s probably brown slime which is as far as I know incurable and would need to be thrown out. If it’s stringy it will poop then go back to being happy and elongate it’s polyps and stuff.
 

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