some hatchling are harder to get started than others but burrying for long periods is normal, you should be soaking every day right now to keep them hydrated and everything, pellet reptomin usually works with young ones, my little yearling I got as a 1 or 2 month old I was told she was eating before I got her but it took her 2-3 months to start eatting regularly, one way I got her to eat when she was being picky when she would yawn while soaking I'd take a soaked reptomin pellet and place it in her mouth when she closed her mouth she'd take a bite and swallow it, just make sure it doesn't drip while they're yawning if you try that, as long as they look healthy and are keeping their weight I wouldn't be concerned.
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• HATCHLINGS NOT EATING - bdssff2, Tue Aug 31 15:11:09 2004
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• RE: HATCHLINGS NOT EATING - JOSTA, Wed Sep 1 14:55:47 2004
• HATCHLINGS NOT EATING is ok? - bdssff2, Thu Sep 2 20:04:47 2004
• RE: HATCHLINGS NOT EATING - Rouen, Thu Sep 2 00:45:26 2004