levis won't eat.

[Shonfield]

hey,
2 weeks ago this saturday i bought an adult pair of n. levis occidentalis. the person i bought them off had cooled them and had just been bringing them out of it. I put them in with 31-ish*C on the hot side

Since then they have only eaten maybe 4 crix each. i might be over reacting but would this be do them any damage?

Also the female is extremly over weight (currently 39g) so i'm sure she would be able to last longer than the male (14g i think).

p.s sorry if i post this more than once my internet has been stuffing up a bit

thanks, sam

 

[mysnakesau]

I don't know a lot about gecko's but if the seller had them cooling, they may just need more time to get their appetite back. Do you turn their heat off at night time? Or, how cold is it at the cool end. The temps have been very cold which could be the reason they aren't eating.

I have a bearded dragon who just came out from brumation. She was in a hole for bit over 2 months. She came out 3 days ago. We have put veges in for her but as yet she isn't interested in eating.

 

[Chris1]

i'm guessing u wouldnt need to worry untill they start losing weight, you've obviously weighed them so it'll be easy to keep an eye on.

if their conditions are right they should start eating when theyrye ready.

 

[Shonfield]

thanks for your help
i got in touch with the person i got them off and she helped me and they are now eating so all is good
thanks again, sam