T won't eat

[Alnana]

My Arizona blonde won't eat. I've had him for 9 months. He has doubled in size. He ate great for 7 months, 1 cricket a week with occasional roaches. He doesn't look deflated and still drinks water. I say he, I'm not really sure of the sex though.
Another thing, he's been really active for the last 2 weeks. Moving from one side of the enclosure to the other couple times a day and climbing his trees and hide. No idea of that's related.
Any info is appreciated.

 

[Enn49]

It is possible he is a male and has just one thing on his mind, finding a female.
Could you post a photo showing his front legs and pedipalps so we can try to tell you his sex?

 

[m0lsx]

T's can go months without wanting to eat, just because they want to. We have 2 Aphonopelma chalcodes & 2 Aphonopelma johnnycashi & neither species are very big eaters. All 4 go months without eating & 2 need smaller food, to encourage them to feed. As larger food seems to stress them. But as Enn49 says, the moving around & climbing makes it sound like it's possibly a mature male.

When your T is climbing, have a look at the under side of it's front legs for tibial hooks.

 

[Josh]

As was said I dont think it's time to worry just yet