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I have two P.Waltl one has been sulking, lethargic and off its food. This has gone on for several days. I have separated them and given the enclosure a good cleaning.
The one I'm concerned about was placed on its own in a small tank with water just covering it. He has not eaten for about a week in total.
I can seen nothing wrong with him! I have just noticed that he is now shedding. Could this behavior be due to having a difficult shed?
 
Still no change in its diet, and I still can not see any physical differences in its appearance.
If I don't get any answers then I'll be going to the vets.
 
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