Its natural. Be careful around it or when you water. Those red leafs will tear very easily.

i was worried also alancord,coconutman is right on,they will perk up,they look fine :)

Normal for a happy healthy seedling.

Above is a picture of my mango only a couple weeks old. A few days ago I checked on it and it looked fine. Leaves were droopy but they have always been droopy and I've heard that's fine. Now the leaves are dying. I uncovered the seed to check for root rot but it looks fine. Yesterday I changed the light to a full spectrum bulb because the leaves changed color a bit. The leaves are not dry, very flexible and almost moist. I normally keep the pot covered to keep in humidity and to keep pests out. Numerous plants of mine in the past got infested with gnats. What do you think the problem is here?

Not good. The stem looks very thin. All you can do is give it warm,bright light and don't over or under water it.

Seedlings are touchy. The same care you gave this might grow a forest giant seedling. Luck of the draw sometimes.

am scared for my little mango tree it is already free weeks and the leaves are still really droopy what should I do

It's pretty much as what's been said before. Young leaves will react quickly to dryness or heat . Just make sure the drainage holes in the pot are adequate and keep the soil moist but not too wet.

I recently planted 2 mango seeds. The other one is doing fine but this one I'm a bit worried. The leaves are droopy and a bit shriveled. The seed itself also seem dehydrated (seed size shrunk! Noticed it about a week ago). Both are put under direct sunlight and I use grow lights in the evening. There's a possibility of it being overwatered but I usually put the same amount of water for the other baby tree. I put little seaweed fertilizer last week on both of them too. As you can see, there are new sprouts (came out 2 days ago) but one of the new sprouts has a brown tip. Does anyone know if this is alright or have any other thoughts? Thank you!!!

Not all seeds will produce a healthy plant. That one could be the "runt of the litter". If you want a certain number of trees then plant more seeds so you can cull them keeping only the best. Looking at your photos, that plant has very weak growth. If it's had the same treatment/conditions as one doing well then it's likely a lost cause.

What about this?

does this mango tree look okay first time growing one i will get a update picture soon