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    Re: My BP won't eat.

    Quote Originally Posted by dustinw1485 View Post
    I have had her for six months now. She was eating weekly until this happened. She is 8 months old. First time owner. Temps are in the mid to upper 80's on the hot side, low 80's on cool side. 2 hides, one on each side. Im using reptile prime by Brian Barczyk. I got my BP from him too. I do occasionally mist the cage to get the humidity up. I'm just having a lot of first time owner worries.

    Sounds like you are doing a lot of things right. Congrats. What are you feeding her and what type of enclosure is this? Reptile prime is a great substrate. Are you feeding live or f/t ? Common for bp to go off food occasionally. Some will stop feeding if there is a impending shed cycle, if they are ill or otherwise uncomfortable and others go off food once they reach 1,000 grams in weight. I would start with tweaking the enclosure. Start increasing the feeding interval to 14 days in any case.
    Stay in peace and not pieces.

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