I've given him some more time, but tonight I felt it was time for decisive action. I've tryed to feed him with my tongs in his enclosure, this failed. He kept turning around, making it impossible to keep teasing him with his prey, but I saw his mouth open on a few occasions, so I decided to up the level of manipulation.
I've then placed him in a feeding enclosure and noticed he was biting down, but spitting the locusts back out when he felt the legs... So I removed the legs. And these following pictures, fill me with INTENSE JOY and a clear message to switch to nightcrawlers. This week I will be exchanging my staple from locusts to nightcrawlers, I've also had this duscussion with a vet earlyer this week, and offcourse all of your advice.
The vet even gave me a few syringes along, for the difficult eaters. He told me that if I have picky eaters that spit them back out dusted, I should mix up a little water/supplement mixture and inject a little of it into the nightcrawlers. I'd love to hear some opinions and experiences on injecting feeders with supplements and maybe someone allready has some experience on the subject?
Either way, I'm beyond happy that I finally got my cornuta to eat. I plan to offer food every other day, since he allready showed me a clear signal (pushing my tongs away) to note that he was full, or done with me atleast.
He ate 2 locusts tonight!
I have to admit, he din'd seem to be trying to eat, more trying to bite whatever was tormenting him, I kept it up for 15 minutes, untill he started swatting my tongs away with his paw, I took that as a sign of "I'm full".

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