Help! New owner!

[Goldiesgiants]

Hi there I'm very new to the hobby and I bought my first T a juvenile A. Geniculata. That I named octavia.So last night I had to change a hide that I had put in. To get Octavia to move to the other side of the enclosure so I could pull the hide out and change it I tapped the leg lightly with a paintbrush and it went nuts with a feeding response. (Which I was expecting it's a genic) so I decided for disturbing the T I would put a small cricket in the enclosure to check if it was hungry. The cricket hasn't been touched and the T is slow and not very enthusiastic. Is this just normal behaviour or sign of premolt? I just thought that considering the insane way octavia attacked the brush it might be hungry.
Thanks for any advice you have.

 

[Goldiesgiants]

Never mind I was watching her(?) And she went back for the cricket and absolutely demolished it. Becoming alot more lively now. Doesn't seem interested in burrowing at the moment but it's only been 2 days and I'm probably getting ahead of myself!

 

[Enn49]

A new T eating is always a good sign but you're right it could take longer for her to settle in and make her home to her liking.

 

[GarField000]

All my A.geniculata don't burrow. Some have a shallow one where they sit sometimes but most just hang around the waterdish.