This behaviour is actually quite normal for Black Pines, especially males. One adult male I owned during the mid '90s went on and off food for weeks or sometimes even months, for no obvious reason other than that he simply wasn't hungry. Maybe he just wanted to loose weight, who knows? However, you may want to try something entirely new, like chicks. It worked in this case.
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