Does this look like impaction?

[1L0V3MYCH4MS]

My 2 month old Chams stomach has been a little saggy and uneven as if something was stuck in there. He’s eating pinhead crickets so I don’t think they are too big for him. First photo is how he looks and 2nd is him just after eating a cricket.

 

[1L0V3MYCH4MS]

I stressed him out by taking that pic he doesn’t like when I open his cage so I don’t really handle him.

 

[Beman]

looks normal to me... Why would you think impaction? If you are using fake plants and flowers or substrate in the bottom of the cage this is where the impaction risk comes from.

I would start reading this from start to finish. https://chameleonacademy.com/chameleon-husbandry-program-getting-started-with-chameleons/

 

[1L0V3MYCH4MS]

I was thinking impaction because his stomach sometimes looks uneven like it’s down on one side and not in the other. No substrate but I am using FAke plants, What small real plants will do well because his Cage is not by a window.

 

[Beman]

I was thinking impaction because his stomach sometimes looks uneven like it’s down on one side and not in the other. No substrate but I am using FAke plants, What small real plants will do well because his Cage is not by a window.

I am guessing your new to the hobby. If the cham is producing fecals then there is not an impaction. That link I gave you will give you all the info and more that you need for a proper set up with the correct UVB lighting.