Quote Originally Posted by GrifTheGreat View Post
Sometimes when they come out of aestivation their personality seems to change. They may be more likely to bite, change their preferred food, or just be even more lazy. It doesn't happen with all individuals, but some seem to not want to eat and just burrow back down.

Sometimes all they need to spark their appetite is to just eat something. I'm going to recommend that when you force feed that you use Repta-Boost. Follow the instructions. This can act as an appetite stimulant.

Do stop with the honey baths. Try just warm water. Using the honey bath too often can be harmful.

UVB can be beneficial, but is not necessary. You can try it out and use it as a form of supplemtation.

When you offer food is it dark in the room and the enclosure?
Alright, will try repta boost when i get some crickets.
I did stop the honey baths, just warm water for a while now.

About the uvb, what lamp would you recommend, and how many hours a day?

I try both, i do have more joy when i feed him during day. This guy has rarely eat at night. And i did try lights off too various times.

About repta boost seems that we dont have this in europe. Any other product similiar to this?