Question: Wild caught Tiger Salamanders

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Hello:happy:
I rescued two full grown Tiger salamanders out of my window well yesterday and I have them in a small quarantine tank with earth worms I dug up from outside. I've tried dangling them in front of them and putting them up to their mouths but they wont eat... I dont want them to die! I love them so much already. I will be arranging a vivarium today as their permanent home. When should I become concerned about them not eating?
 
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