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Behavior
Extremely lethargic from shed?
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[QUOTE="Longfellow777, post: 1996988, member: 109225"] I agree I also have a plump girl and also take it easy on bugs if you can't keep her under the light you don't want possible impaction setting in either. In captivity we tend to feed them way more than they need to be I went through the same thing with my girl she ate greens really well when she was younger and then when I started bringing down her bug intake I had to go to war with her because she didn't want to eat greens anymore they get very stubborn and yes an uncomfortable shed can always lead to laziness and moodiness and I also want to touch on the temperature thing my girl rarely gets up into the 102 area she's usually down at like 96 to 98 ( she has a few different ledges) she was exhibiting the same behavior you explained on this post she eat a bite or two and then hide out the rest of the day she hardly went under the light and when she did it was just for an hour or two since I have brought the tent down a few degrees she seems much happier under the light. You may just have you a chunky girl on strike intensified with a uncomfortable shed if you had her levels and fecal done I wouldn't trip she looks healthy [/QUOTE]
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