Hey all. Got a question...Any of you people who work with gtp's. Is it common that your adults stop eating this time of year? I have a young adult male jaya whos never been a shy eater. He shed three weeks ago and has refused food. The temps in my snake room do drop at night to 76-78 deg f. Temps come up to 83-84 deg f during the day. Hes still his ornery self and looks and acts normal. I adopted him last february. He is coming of breeding age so this normal? Thanks.Rich
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Gtp off feed
BigHairy8s
Nov 14, 2011 06:54 PM
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brian68803
Nov 14, 2011 10:27 PM
your night temps seem a little low.I keep my night drops in the low 80s.I have 2 breeding age males that go off feed this time of year.One has been off for 2 months.As long as he acts normal and seems fit he should be fine.
Rico Walder
Nov 15, 2011 07:02 AM
Hey Rich,
Your temps are fine. Probably just interested in breeding not feeding. He'll turn on again when he's ready. Hope that helps. Take care.
Rico Walder
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