STILL not eating, when should I be concerned?

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Originally Posted by Kaorte

100g for a full grown BP isn't really too much. Now if you had a 300g BP and it lost 100g, then you should worry. I have had my girls poo up to 70 grams (and they are both still under 500grams) so keep that in mind :). If she starts looking skinny, dehydrated, or you can see her spine. Then take her to the vet.

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Well, none of this weight loss has been from poo. She hasn't gone since... well, a little after her last meal :)

But thanks for the pointers. Hopefully she'll come to her senses soon.

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Will

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Originally Posted by spiffturk

I'm not sure if this was directed at me or not, but assuming it was:

I believe she's about 2.5 to 3 years old, and up until last October or so she'd been eating regularly in the same cage and setup. Only thing I've changed is adding a second heat panel on the cool side to help maintain temps in the winter--and this only after she'd been fasting for a month or two.

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Will

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My post was for Pandora.

But as for you, I would think your female is fine. Considering her age I see no harm in her fasting right now, it's breeding season and she's of breeding age. 100 grams isn't a whole lot for an adult female to lose.