[Negator]

Recently, I noticed, that my tokay female stopped eating, even refusing force-feeding strictly and became rather skinny. What possible problems that could be?

[michjael]

It might be stress leave it be,and give it time alone cover the tank.

[Negator]

She's in pretty big tank (75 lit.) with male tokay. I'll try to leave her but still afraid that she'll get sick or even die during her "restoration time" as I can't esteem that time.

[michjael]

Do you have a pics. of her?how old is she?

[Negator]

I got video, she's thin, compared to her male companion. And that worries me a lot.

YouTube - Tokay female after 6 month - tamed

[michjael]

if that is a resent pitcher and there is no shaking,it might be stress.did you check her mouth for infection?

[Negator]

Well, she' not afraid of hands and never shaked, As for infection, I have no idea how to check for it. Is there any resources about this subject?

[michjael]

the reptile data base might be able to help you find some place closer to you I found out there is a lack of herp care there.but to me I am not a expert yet I'm still in school vet.sci and bio. I think it is stress thy not picking her up so much my golden geckos did not eat for like 2 weeks when I hand tame them but I waited till there older.My tokays I just pick em up if I have to not that I fear them there just happy being left only.

[Negator]

Still I'm agraif that she may die during that two weeks is case she won't eat anything.

[Saille]

I would try and get a fecal sample in to a vet to test for parasites if you can. The problem will be determining whose poop is whose. Also, if she's not eating, she may not be defecating.
Try Herp Vet Connection or ARAV redirect you may be able to find a reptile or exotics vet near you, hopefully.
Or maybe google for European exotics veterinarians?