I have had my gecko on super worms dusted with Rhepashys Leopard Gecko Dust for quite a while now. Recently my gecko has not been eating much. Maybe a few worms a week for the past couple weeks. I haven't thought too much of it until I went away for a week and left my dad to take care of him. I told my dad to dust the worms every time he feeds them. I guess he still wasn't eating so my dad decided to give him one without dust, and he ate it. So, today I went to feed him and dusted the worm like always. He went darting for it like he was starving and then got close, licked it, and turned his head. Then I tried an undusted worm and he ate it. I tried another dusted one and he didn't eat it, so I tried another undusted one and he ate it. I did this again and he again ate the undusted one. He never had a problem with the dusting before and would usually eat 4 sw every other day. Now it seems he doesn't want the dust. I don't want him to not get the supplements, but I also don't want him not to eat. Any suggestions?
The other thing is that about a month ago I gave him a new tank. His eating problem started maybe a week or two after I put him in his new tank. Temps are good, checked with a IR thermometer and the usual thermostat. He has been drinking water and is active. He is starting to look like he is loosing weight in his tail though.
The other thing is that about a month ago I gave him a new tank. His eating problem started maybe a week or two after I put him in his new tank. Temps are good, checked with a IR thermometer and the usual thermostat. He has been drinking water and is active. He is starting to look like he is loosing weight in his tail though.
