Re: Sick Cornuta...Neurological?
I have a peppermint that refuses to eat anything but pacman food and a peppermint that has completely stopped pacman food and only wants crickets/worms if i'm lucky. The peppermint on the pacman food IMO is doing much better, he's filling in great and looks brighter. The one who stopped pacman food is just acting weird and not eating as much, but I'm pretty sure it's just because of the weather. Lots of snow and cold air here and I think they can feel the atmospheric change so they are slowing down on the food and staying buried for multiple days at a time.
All in all I think the pacman food is OK, despite all the ingredient concerns. Of course I'm stubborn and usually go by experience through failure so if you think the pacman food had anything to do with it's demise, then I wouldn't expect you to keep feeding it to them. Just telling you my experience with it.
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