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  • 07-05-2010, 02:50 AM
    Bundu Boy
    Re: Need a little bit of advice
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by kyle1 View Post
    I've had it for nearly 2 months and it's eaten twice but it hasn't eaten for 3 weeks.

    Ok, great, so we've established that he's eaten twice for you already....

    Have you changed anything in his enclosure since he last ate?

    Changes to environment can stress these fellas out a bit.

    Also give some details of what your setup is like, temps, humidity, hides etc....

    I would not worry if he has not eaten for 3 weeks, I had a ball that went 6 months and then just started up again.... they just stop sometimes.....

    I'd still stick with attempting to feed him the way he is used to....

    Good luck
    :gj:
  • 07-05-2010, 02:00 PM
    kyle1
    Re: Need a little bit of advice
    I haven't changed anything, I've cleaned it but everything's been put back as it was. As for temps, they're about 85-90 hot side in the day and 75-80 on the cool side in the day and they stay around 75-85 all night. Humidity is always between 50%-%60, sometimes more if it's a sunny day. He's got one of those exoterra hides on the hot side and a bark hide on the other with his water bowl in the middle and a log to climb on. The substrate is aspen. My next feeding day is Sunday so I'll see if he wants to eat then.
  • 07-27-2010, 11:34 PM
    kyle1
    Re: Need a little bit of advice
    Still hasn't eaten. I'm pretty sure it's starting to lose weight
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