Are these the dead parasites or merely the eggs that have be expelled in the feces?
I had the vet double check the slides for me. She said parasitic intestinal worms. Pinworms is kind of a broader category, she didn't tell me the specific species of parasite. I spun three separate samples in the centrifuge then I ran two samples on her sibling's fecal. I was thankful the lady who has her sibling obliged me. Same parasitic eggs for both torts and they live in apart with different diets. You can't just smear a piece of poop on the slide, there's a process to remove as much vegetation as possible. Once you locate the outline structure of an egg, they are pretty easy to tell apart from vegetation and substrate because the pattern repeats sporadically through the slide. Morla's sibling had about 3x the amount of eggs than she did. So, without any history on the breeder, where she came from or her early life...I can only say she does have some intestinal parasites but not as infected as her sibling.
I'm just as perplexed as to the how and why she contracted them. With no way of tracking down her breeder, I doubt I'll ever know. Maybe she isn't even CB? Who knows really.