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new blue tongue skink need help my peeps

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Recently I purchased a blue tongue skink from reptile city. I know i read the bad reviews after i got the skink. Anyway its a good size seems like it was eating before i got it. But now ive been offering it food since i got it. Eggs veggies snails crickets repashy meat pie. It wont eat anything it drinks water and it runs to bask when i turn on the lights but it just wont eat anything and its been 2 days. I dont want to have it die on me and not get a refund so any help is appreciated i tried care sheets but its not really helping my situation.:shootfoot
 
Try some calcium dusted berries like blueberries, blackberries, strawberries. Other fruits like melon might work too. For meat, night crawlers (not red wrigglers) are usually appreciated.

Also, keep in mind that it is recommended to feed babies every 2-3 days and gradually reduce meals to once a week for full-grown adults. Depending on size, your skink may not necessarily need a meal.
 
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