Vicki makes some good suggestions as far as questions, but in the meantime here are some thoughts that you can use. If you are feeding in a seperate enclosure, your little one might be too nervous to eat. In that case, I would feed in the viv on paper towel. Take out any substrate you might have, and place in paper towel. You can put the food source (live, or frozen/thawed) just outside the area where it's hiding and then let it get it from there. Usually I feed in the evening, so when they eat, I just shut off the lights, and they can safely digest in the dark. If you can only feed during the daylight hours, you can cover the viv temporarily. After a few months of feeding in the viv, and handling your snake, I bet it will calm enough to eat in a seperate container again. If I can get 2 feedings in the container, I put aspen back in the viv and problem is solved. If you are feeding in the viv, and it won't eat, you can try braining or making cuts (preferably on f/t specimen, not live) and see if the stronger scent helps. Lizard maker scent can sometimes coax a hatchling to eat.