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Maybe this'll start something

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Posted by: ginebig at Thu Jul 28 23:26:33 2005  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by ginebig ]  
   

Oh, say Hi to Isis for me



Got a question.............I've had a young striped female for a couple months now. She's always eaten very well. In comes a new girl, bout 2 weeks ago. While letting the new one adjust I continued to feed the other one, who always ate anything I dropped in the tank. The new one started eating about 4 days ago, and as soon as she started the other one shut down. She just sits in a corner and flicks away any crickets that get near her with her tail. They share a hide when they aren't out at night and I've seen no hostility between them. What might be wrong? She's actually lost a little weight, but not enough to be to concerned about just yet. Any suggestions?



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