Let´s see...worms would be the best option as always. Tiny slugs may also be very atractive to them.
Then you can also feed waxmoth larvae, isopods, crickets, and even tubifex or black worms on damp kitchen paper. As for the bloodworms...it will require patience. They usually only react to moving food items...and more specifically self-moving foods (moving it with the tweezers doesn´t always work xD). I´ve found that nearly all my juveniles won´t take them at first...but after some weeks of loooots of patience they may try a bit....after that they become rabid eaters and always want more bloodworms Ô_o xD They really must taste good...some of my animals have a huge feeding response with them.
Oh...btw, if you use frozen bloodworms just let it defrost on some kitchen paper or in some water...
Best of lucks, you´ll enjoy these little buggers