I agree with stopping any unnecessary handling for now. The first method I would try is putting her in a small, ventilated, secure container in the evening. Put that container in a quiet, dark place and let her relax for about half an hour. At that point, heat up a frozen pinkie using very hot water. You can even dunk it briefly in some boiling water. Drop it in with her, close the lid, and leave her alone with it in the dark for an hour. At that point, check on her. If she hasn't eaten, reheat it and leave it with her overnight. If she still hasn't eaten by morning, throw out the pinkie and put her back in her enclosure. Don't try every day. Give at least a few days between attempts.
Does the enclosure have supplemental heating? 25 c is fine for ambient temps, but she needs to have a warm spot of around 30 c to be able to digest, once she's eating.
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