Nightstalker47
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My large female has been acting out lately, whenever I try and feed her she quickly turns to face the prey, grabs it and then let's go. I watched her to this about three or four times with a superworm until she finnally bit into it, she then let it go again, and repeated this process several times up until the worm was turned to mush.
I left the room for about fifteen minutes, I then returned to check on her and was happy to see she was finnaly eating. It's almost like she's playing with her food, not sure what to make of it. When I first got her she was quite underfed, super thin and I've been trying to push her into a molt cycle, only she still seems interested with prey.
Hopefully she's loosing her appetite cause she's nearing a molt, but I doubt it as she is a good 8 inches, and could not molt for quite a while. Maybe I'm just overfeeding and she's starting to get lazy but it's making me anxious... anybody ever experience similar tendencies from a large adult T?
I left the room for about fifteen minutes, I then returned to check on her and was happy to see she was finnaly eating. It's almost like she's playing with her food, not sure what to make of it. When I first got her she was quite underfed, super thin and I've been trying to push her into a molt cycle, only she still seems interested with prey.
Hopefully she's loosing her appetite cause she's nearing a molt, but I doubt it as she is a good 8 inches, and could not molt for quite a while. Maybe I'm just overfeeding and she's starting to get lazy but it's making me anxious... anybody ever experience similar tendencies from a large adult T?
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