Possibly a problem..

[mynewturtle]

I recently purchased a jungle giant, 2 mack snows, and 1.1 normals from a reptile expo..
All the geckos hack ate, active and as happy as canbe other then the jungle giant, he hasn't ate, ansd he isn't active. (night or day)
The temperatures are 83-86(belly heat).

 

[PaulSage]

How recent is "recently"? I've had a few geckos that don't eat for the first week after moving to a new home.

83-86*F is a little on the cool side, and may be causing him to go into a pseudo-brumation if he was previously kept at higher temperatures. I consider 89*F to be a minimum temperature for belly heat, with 91-93*F being optimal. Lower temperatures can cause their metabolism to slow down since they're ectothermic animals, thus reducing their appetite.

Finally, are you offering him the same type of food that he was previously eating? Some geckos get used to a certain type of insect and will turn their nose up at insects they're not familiar with or accustomed to.

 

[mynewturtle]

8 days, I will boost up the temperature to 88 then, and yes the previous owner was feeding mealies, as there main diet.