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My AF N.chromatus molted in October, and since then she's only eaten twice. First time she hunted it, the second time after not eating for a month, I was desperate, pinch grabbed her and made her bite a superworm, which she then ate.
She has no interest in food whatsoever, she isn't skinny and always has water, but I'm frustrated at this point. She did have a bad molt, unknown to my knowledge she was impacted, and her molt was covered in feces, and there was a pool of it on the substrate. Plus she just looks weird. She began pooping regularly after her molt though. (I check her enclosure regularly.) So I can't figure out what the issue is.
So my question is is there nothing I can do but just wait and see what happens? I don't want to pinch her again to force her to eat, but obviously I will if I have to. She still acts the same, not as defensive as she was before her molt though. Her enclosure set-up is fine, she's been in the same one for 2 years now with no problems.
She has no interest in food whatsoever, she isn't skinny and always has water, but I'm frustrated at this point. She did have a bad molt, unknown to my knowledge she was impacted, and her molt was covered in feces, and there was a pool of it on the substrate. Plus she just looks weird. She began pooping regularly after her molt though. (I check her enclosure regularly.) So I can't figure out what the issue is.
So my question is is there nothing I can do but just wait and see what happens? I don't want to pinch her again to force her to eat, but obviously I will if I have to. She still acts the same, not as defensive as she was before her molt though. Her enclosure set-up is fine, she's been in the same one for 2 years now with no problems.