We have a potentially gravid rosy who is no longer eating. She is looking very skinny in her neck and tail area. You can feel the bones in her tail. Another female is kept the same way and feeding ravenously. Also, the male had a regurg recently, followed by a second during the next feeing attempt. They are all kept on newspaper in steralite boxes with water offered once a week. Humidity is kept low. Hot spot is 86F. Is there anything we can do to stimulate feeding to the nonfeeder?
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