630 grams, unknown sex. Had him for over a year. Moved about 6 months ago but he was feeding once a week up until the past month. Nothing has changed in his set up. 20 gal. long, 2 identical hides, fresh water daily, on aspen, 90-92 hot, 80-83 cool, appx 85 ambient, 50% humidity off shed about 60-70 on plus a soaking dish in the tank, night/day cycle provided by ambient light.

Shed 2 weeks ago, this could be it but he's never gone off feed for a shed before. He has gone off feed for a week or so but always started feeding again. I haven't been handling him. Also, I have found droppings during the fast.

Feeding process: I feed him in tank, frozen adult mice (he hates live and he also hates the zombie dance). I lock the mouse up in a zip lock bag and submerge it in warm water until it's thawed through to the core. Then I submerge it in hot water to warm it up and feed. Since hes gone off feed I tried the blow dryer method too, thawing out the mouse and then blow drying it for about 5 mins and then another minute straight to the mouses head and feed. He's always been private so I just drop the mouse in front of his hide and either cover the tank or turn off all the lights and leave him be. Some times he'll eat right away, some times it happens over night. The past month when I put the mouse in he will pop his head out and seems interested but every morning I go to check the tank and he hasn't eaten.

I have 2 corns in the same room. I've read that its about time for mating season, maybe this is the problem? The corns have been acting strange too, unusually active. Also I think I found musk in my okeetee's droppings last night.

Any way, just looking for some input. I know balls are okay off feed for a while as long as they aren't losing a lot of weight, just, this is the first time he's gone off feed for this long.