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Well, it shouldn't be very difficult and typically isn't. Hatchlings sometimes won't eat though, but any good breeder will ensure that the snake is a reliable eater before placing it in another home. Given that this is the situation though there are things you can do to get it started.
1. Verify that the snake's environment is healthy. Double check.
2. Search on these forums for the many many threads talking about how to get problem eaters going. Some will never eat. Most bad eaters just need a little kickstart.
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