Odds are the black/green stuff is crap... poop... feces... nasty stuff. These guys have a habit of doing that.

Make sure the temperatures do not go below 80 for the little guy. For the first couple of years they can be very delicate.



>>I think I may have over reacted. The coloring around his mouth was not black it was dark green which I hadn't noticed before was also his legs the greens he was eating must have stained his mouth. I also noticed that his eyes dont look very watery today so I think I may have also overreacted on that. He is eating and active. Now the only thing that worries me is that noise me makes but I have read that babies do make a noise like the one I have described. Not sure and I couldn't get ahold of the vet today.
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