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leopard gecko not eating

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hey my leopard gecko was raised on crickets and would occasionally eat mealies. well i have switched staple food to mealies and he will not eat them, i don;t think he reconizes them as food does any one got some tips to help my feed him?
 
Try mixing your new food with the old food. SOmetimes a gradual shift is what is needed instead of a big change. Or try feeding in a container that only has the gecko and the meal worms, this way all attention is given to the worms and not climbing around on things and what not.

If all else fails try putting the tip of the mealworm inside his/her mouth so he/she gets the idea that it's food. I had to do that with one of my geckos and no she eats them on her own.

Good luck, hope you can get your leo to eat...

Missy
 
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