If it has been that long it should be hungry.
Reasons why it may not eat are (1) still stress from its new environment (make sure it has plenty of hiding places, (2) in shed, it body is preparing to shed and some of my corns refuse at this time, (3) temps not right, temps should be mid to low 80s, and (4) how you present the pinky mouse, did they feed them a live pinky mouse or pre-frozen thawed pinky mouse, in its cage or outside it cage in a feed tub, overnight or during the day.
Some Baby corns can be on and off with feeding until they figure things out.
Good. Luck.
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