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Go into the resource section and look up the care sheet the resources are great what kinda if Cham is he/ she what's your humidity at what kinda of cage do u have it in are you using a mister system what are u feeding are u gut loading are u dusting with calcium with out d3 every feeding and...

Hmm could be something else I'm not going say it Powell might chime in and say edema lol post a new thread asking is this edema you'll get lots of responses

Like I said lol don't be that guy go get a snake if u want to see a reptile eat a mouse lol

If you have access to bugs and proper things that are good for the Cham than feed him good why give him something not good for him just because you can say your Cham ate a mouse this is not the wild and you can give him proper feeders be a wise keeper

Just the way he was pushing on the branch lol

All good he's a healthy boy it did look weird

Here's one I just took

But it's definitely not edema

Another

Here

I'll see if I can get a normal pic of him

Yeah when he puffs up and then kinda lays on his puffed chest it kinda sticks out lol here's one threw the cage u can kinda see what I mean

Lol his ribs he was puffed up a bit and when he moved on to the vine he kinda pressed on it so there sticking out a bit yeah it looks weird but no concern thanks for looking out

And another

Went to hold him today and he was not in the mood lol

I problem won't worry about it pretty normal to me

Lol there beauties

Nosy be I don't see red rain

I'll let others chime in but my Panther does it just before he's going to shed so than its normal chams will also do it if temps are to hot to cool down and another reason could be respitiry infection but he would do it all the time and u would hear popping noises

Now u need a column o'shaughnessy Powell