amsdadtodd
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I'm going to make this my final update, unless anything else causes me to wake the thread up again.
Hopper is readily eating mealworms if I put them down in front of her, and the same for hornworms. It's been a while since she took a roach or a cricket, but she has finally begun to gain weight. I now make sure to put a mealworm down for her every time I go in their room. This seems to be getting her into the habit of eating again, and she's finally passing stool again as well. I think we're out of the woods and it's just a matter of getting her able to catch the faster food for herself, while still keeping her nourished on the easier prey.
Thanks to all who have weighed in and followed this saga.
Todd
Hopper is readily eating mealworms if I put them down in front of her, and the same for hornworms. It's been a while since she took a roach or a cricket, but she has finally begun to gain weight. I now make sure to put a mealworm down for her every time I go in their room. This seems to be getting her into the habit of eating again, and she's finally passing stool again as well. I think we're out of the woods and it's just a matter of getting her able to catch the faster food for herself, while still keeping her nourished on the easier prey.
Thanks to all who have weighed in and followed this saga.
Todd