Feeding advice for my geckos Safari the bully

[SafariWinter]

Hi my 4 leopard geckos Winter Safari Vinalla And Spike need some feeding advice and moving advice. Okay I'm moving at the end of the month how to do this with leopard geckos? But my main problem is my girls Mainy my 2nd largest safari has had trouble hunting like she has bad sense of direction. She also is attacking My other 2 My biggest winter do sent tolerate it but Vinalla is now terrified of All other geckos and I have to hold her in my hand and press the food against her mouth to get her to eat. What do I do to stop safari from attacking m
ME and Winter And Vinalla?

 

[acpart]

Safari needs to be separated from the other geckos. That should solve the problem. Here's a pair of articles about feeding problem geckos:
My Gecko is Not Eating: Why and How to Fix it - Gecko Time - Gecko Time
"My Gecko Will Not Eat" Part 2 - Gecko Time - Gecko Time

I can't answer any "moving" questions until I know how far you're moving.

Aliza

 

[SafariWinter]

From Tennessee to Virginia about 4-5 hours in the car

 

[acpart]

Get some deli cups that have holes punched in the side (you can order them from shipyourreptiles.com or possibly a non bit-box reptile store may have them). Put your geckos in the deli cup and take them in the car. Be sure not to leave them in the hot car if you stop for a meal. You can put the deli cups in a canvas bag and bring the bag into the restaurant and no one will notice (been there, done that!). When I go to my farthest reptile show (about 4 hour drive), I drive 2.5 hours to a friend the night before with the geckos in deli cups, spend the night there (geckos still in deli cups), do the show and drive back home. The geckos do fine.

Aliza

 

[SafariWinter]

Thanks My Boy spike was flown on a airplane 2 me so I know he will be fine I can separate safari from the others I have a spare tank my 3 girls are in my 20 gallon right now but that will change when I move