Well, first let's make sure you have him set up right. What is you tank like, hides? What are temps and how are you controlling them? Also, any new bp should be left alone for a week after you bring them home. Then try to feed. No handling until they are established eaters. If you are handling him you could be stressing him out. Once you get him eating, then you can gradually start to handle him, 5 minutes at a time building up. Is the pinky thawed out completely? Is it warm enough for him to get a feed response? You can hit it with a hair dryer to warm the head. Bps can go off feed at the drop of a hat. So you need to make sure husbandry is spot on. You can also try leaving a rat pup (with eyes still shut) in his tank with him. It can't hurt him, and he may be inclined to eat if left alone with his meal. Good luck!
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