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    perfectly normal. they go off feed all the time for any number of reasons. it is just the way they are. after years of keeping them i have gotten where i can generally tell by their behavior when they are ready to eat again. but again 5-6 months off feed is not that uncommon. they generally feed when they are ready. it can be very frustrating though. good luck and im sure they feed again when they are ready.

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