My daughter and I inherited a 3 year old female leo about two years ago, and she only eats about once a week (at most twice). She always stays in her cave. We thought she was blind for a while because she seems to need to get really close to prey to see it. Very fussy. I often have to position the prey in front of her snout several times in order to get her to eat. About a year ago we purchased a male leo and he shares her cage. Cage is an ExoTerra 18"x18"x18", 100 watt ceramic plus 50 watt red light, Cobra small heating pad under one side of cage, one cave (not over heating pad), one semi-cave (over heated pad), and climbing rock/branch under the ceramic bulb (about 83 degrees F at this basking spot), and calcium sand substrate. I think the habitat is fine because the male gecko is doing VERY well for one year now in this habitat. He is a very active, voracious hunter, and the picture of health. I doubt she has parasites, because he is so healthy and they have shared the cage for a year now. She acted this way prior to sharing the cage, so I doubt it is a dominance problem. Her tail is not as fat as his, but doesn't look horribly thin either, so maybe I shouldn't worry about her? (She eats about one twentieth of what he does). Diet is crickets and superworms, vitamin dusted once weekly. Any ideas??? Here is a picture of her:



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