Hello. I have a pair of uro. geyri. I had to send back the first female for another female due to a skin infection about 4-5 days after I first received them. My male was eating very aggressively at this point.

But upon arrival of the new female, I noticed that his eating habits have decreased at a steady rate and now he is very skinny. He used to eat crickets out of my hands but doesn't anymore and I have not seen him eat for the past couple of days. I am very worried about him.

As for the new female, she is eating very aggressively and has grown quite solid. I have them in a 3X2 vision with basking spot (which they share) at 115 degrees farenheit .

I am feeding them mustard greens, collard greens, romaine lettuce and nappa cabbage with a cricket or two each week.

I would appreciate some advice on how to get my male's apetite back. The place I purchased them said that they have been treated for parasites and they looked nice and healthy upon arrival.

Should I separate them? If so, which one should I take out of the vision? the male or the female?

I also tried to give the male a bath with shallow water but he just laid there.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated,

thanks!

Tristan

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