You are what you eat..
I agree with Tad & Josh. I think the first time I noticed fecals being red we were alarmed as well. When you first notice the 'red' it is easy to think blood - but the only way to know 100% is to get a fecal done.
We had 5 fecals done this weekend which were 'red'. Yet, there was not any blood in any of the fecals. If anyone is interested is using our vet I will gradly provide the information by means of a pm so you can contact him. Our vet is an exotic animal vet (that is all he does) and he did his Phd, studing amphibians (can't remember all the details). He is very resonably priced and does multiple tests on each fecal.
In our experience, coloration isn't as big a concern as consistancy. I would be concerned if the poop was runny. You know the phrase, you are what you eat? All I can say to that is, anyone eat any corn lately?
Melis
tad604 said:
Check your ff's do a majority of them have Red eyes? (this is common with ff). I've seen some pretty red looking poop in frogs.... If your feeding strictly from one strain (with red eyes) this may be the reason. I've heard of other people seeing "brick red poop."
Do your frogs seem healthy otherwise?