White Pooh... Yikes...!!!

Not 100% sure about this one, but my one remaining Platy, the original one, sometimes has white pooh...  Google reveals issues with "stringy" white pooh, but what on earth does that mean - all fish pooh looks stringy to me, regardless of colour...   

Not sure if I should be starting to worry or not and/or actually take some course of action...?  His general behaviour seems normal...

Always a worry as i lost 4 fish like this but then realised it was cammalanus worms. I would look for red fine hair like things sticking out of the anus of the fish when motionless just (IE hovering etc) I am not saying this is the case with your platy but it's worth a check.

I used Esha NDX and it happen to all clear up and save the rest of my infected fish.

I'll keep an eye on him for a while first I think...  Last thing I want to do is start with medications that may be unnecessary...  Pooh monitor, that's gonna be my job for the while...!!!

Never tried peas as yet but have seen that recommended a few times...  Although, he certainly doesn't look constipated or anything...

Will update again in a few days, see how his pooh progress goes... 

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I find that the fish poo colour relates to the type of food they've had eg red when they've eaten red pellets, brown when they've eaten dark pellets. When I kept goldfish, this was much more noticeable due to their larger size eg green following peas, clear/transparent (almost like sausage casing with no content in parts - probably air) when they'd had a lot of veg and fruit, sandy and thick after foraging in the sand substrate (which I converted to for a short while after too many incidents of choking on gravel), white after having dosed with aquarium salt or medication, etc. Therefore, in the case of your platy, I would say this is related to the rich colour of the red pepper.

I wouldn't be concerned about this unless the platy starts behaving out-of-character eg dorsal fin down, not interested in his environment, not active at his usual levels, moping at the bottom of the tank or hanging around near the surface, loses his appetite, etc.

This thread (excuse the pun, given what tends to hang from a fish's vent) might be helpful: https://forums.thinkfish.co.uk/fish-health/fish-poo-what's-normal-and-what's-not/

Thanks you guys...