I would go a week between attempts to reduce the stress of having something put in front of them constantly and also they should grow hungrier each time. We had a few last year that wouldn't go for about six weeks before we started assist feeding. We first tried live rat crawlers for 3 weeks, then live mouse hoppers for 3 weeks. I think one of 4 started finally on the mouse hoppers. When we eventually sold her she was still only taking mice but at least she had been switched over to F/T. The rest we went on to asssist feed eating ate rat pups, and it took quite a few assit feeds before they finally started eating on their own.
Everbody talks about their beautiful hatchlings and combos, but not so much about non eating hatchlings. It can be tough and not usually considered until it is put before you. As has already been said, have patience. They are a little more resilient then we give them credit for. Nature is a tough "B" so they are equipped for adversity. Best of luck
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