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    I agree with trying a hopper mouse, as the lack of movement in a pink won't typically interest them. One of my babies from last year (the runt) refused food for 8 weeks after hatching... his weight wasn't dropping much at first, and then took a sudden dive around week 7. Lo and behold, that's when he decided to finally start eating - so I guess he just wasn't hungry until then! He hasn't stopped eating since, and while he's still pretty small for his age, he's growing steadily & doing great. So I would say not to worry quite yet, although I'm hardly an expert at this point. Does your baby look really thin and/or lethargic?
    Last edited by Lolo76; 07-30-2011 at 09:53 AM.
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