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Spiral type parasite

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Spirochaetes are spiral in form, but very small.You wouldnt see them without a good quality high power microscope.http://user.uni-frankfurt........
I was messing around with my microscope and decided I'd check my sugar gliders' poopy. A couple times throughout it there's what looks like a tube thing with a spiral in it. Like a pulled spring kinda? I'm not sure if this is a type of parasite or just some normal poopy matter.

I tried googling but no luck, so maybe someone here knows.

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Probably some kind of plant fiber from what the animal ate. I have studied parasitology, and your description doesn't sound at all familiar. Spirochaetes are spiral in form, but very small. You wouldn't see them without a good quality high power microscope.

http://user.uni-frankfurt.de/~schauder/m…
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