Severe Enigma

Hello Ladies and Gents. Yes, even us mods have questions....lol. I have dealt with minor Enigma Syndrome and know the basics but I have recently adopted a leo with SEVERE symptoms. Of course I will never breed her and I know all this, I am looking for people who have personal experience in dealing with severe Enigma syndrome. She walks in circles, all the time. The only way that she eats is if I follow her in her circles with the worm in the tongs. Then she will stop and strike, usually falling over. I can get her to eat if I keep chasing her around. So, is there any suggestion to lessen her symptoms or to help her be more comfortable. Thanks.

The severity could be caused by the recent adoption/move and new surroundings at the moment.

Once that is gone, all I can suggest is minimizing any stressors.
Obvious ones being light and noise, so you may have to ensure his tank is in a room where the kids don't often go, and maybe slightly darker than the other reptiles.

Also, sometimes with Enigma's it can be best to leave them to feed themselves. Have you witnessed him trying to feed?
I'd recommend leaving ten (or memorable number) inaa bowl and just leaving them for quite a few hours. I found with an enigma when I did this, he actually was eating despite all I saw was him missing.

Thats all I can suggest really.

I keep my 2girls that are that bad in purple tinted tubs in a rack that faces away from the window as they are really bothered by light, they do both currently feed themselfs on locust, mealworms and the occassional waxworm but when they ovulate they both become completely incapable of feeding themself and i normal syring feed them for until they start feeding from the bowl again