A little concerned about three of my four Ts. The two babies last ate, maybe 3 weeks ago. My adult G. rosea has not eaten in over 2 months due to a molt (which took place 3 wks. ago). It was my plan to get more crickets this weekend but we have an ice/snow storm coming and there is a good chance we won't get out. Right after Christmas we are leaving for an 11-day vacation. Can my Ts wait that long to eat again? The babies have some nice weight on them and the Rosie has plenty of spunk and is not underweight, either. My smithi ate recently so she is not a concern.
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They should be ok as long as they have a decent water supply when you go.
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My 6-inch albo only eats and eats only one white mice every 6 months so don't worry about your rosea 
