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    Food strike due to weight

    Quote Originally Posted by Lord Sorril View Post
    For Perspective: I have a 7 year old male at ~1200 grams.
    All of my breeder males haven't eaten since December-so a three week fast-no worries.

    Non-eating and fasting is a normal BP thing. Three months from now you can make a note of it.
    Do you just let them be for 3 months? Do you keep offering until they take?
    How do you know they’re ready to eat again?


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