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Well, it has been in captivity less than 24 hours. It is likely still adjusting to the radical change in conditions.
Keep in mind that it will likely prefer food small enough to eat easily, and certainly is accustomed to moving prey. Also make sure the temps are appropriate (care sheet says 15c - 22c/59F - 71F), since heat stressed amphibians tend not to feed.
That care sheet also says that they should be kept in moving water. I don't know if that would affect feeding behavior, but it might.
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