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Month and a quarter.
He's been dewormed, had fecals taken, and i've redone his enclosure.
He's using his humid hide and the log I have for him in the middle.
He's very lethargic (obviously, you try not eating for that long) but still plump.
He won't eat crickets, mealies or supers. I dread giving him the wax worms which are currently sitting in my fridge out of fear that that's why he won't eat. I found a lot of them around his last home.
This is one difficult rescue.
Sorry to hear that. Try silkworms instead they are better the waxies and can be fed as a staple diet as well.
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