how long have you had each and what have they eaten? is your tracking updated?

I agree with the previous comment, how long have you had each? What are they housed in? What do you feed them? You say the temps and humidity are "good", but what are they? It sounds like the little female you just acquired hasnt had time to settle in quite yet. Did the person you bought the yearling from come with records? I'd say let the yearling settle in a few days, not bothering her too much, then offer her another meal. As far as the adult male goes, he could be in breeding mode.

I have had the female for almost a month and the male for over a year. They are both in Exo terra terrariums warm spot about 86-88 the rest of the cage from 76-80s. Humidity goes from 90-60 with regular misting. They both eat mice, the female is eating fuzzies and the Male hoppers (moving up size for male next expo) Like i said shes eaten once for me and he was been a little bit of a picky eater since i have had him, but this is the longest off feed yet.

A ton of males go off feed this time of year. I am willing to bet your male just went off feed for the season. Keep offering him food but he probly won't eat for another month or two. It's nothing to worry about so long as he is healthy. As for the female... some younger GTPs can be finicky eaters. I had one that the only way I could get it to eat was to cut the nose of the mouse exposing the brain. This worked pretty good with him. You could try that. Do you feed frozen thawed? If so are you warming them up before offering them? Make sure the room is somewhat dark. And it helps to have places for them to hide and feel secure in thier cage. Like big plants or vines and stuff on the branches. And when probing younger GTPs it is easy to mistake a male for a female. Sometimes they tighten up all their muscles making it difficult for the probe to go in making a male seem like a female. Maybe your female is actually a male and is off feed too. Just some possibilities. I hope this helps

I have a couple males who are refusing. Typically, every year I beef them up at the end of the summer, so when they do fast, it's not as traumatic on their bodies.

For the girl, make sure she's breathing okay, I've never had a female go off feed unless she was gravid or producing follicles. Mike might be right, you may have two males. Great call Mike.

You're well within no big deal time, so don't freak out just yet. I've had a male go a year.

When mine go on an hunger strike I go from frozen to live and that gets them to eat.

"T-Rex doesnt want to be fed, he wants to hunt"

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