Reptaid for RI?

He doesn’t look big in that pic…as far as the pooping goes it’s up to you. I would try and keep his stress down to a minimum, maybe give him some more outside time.
 
How is his hydration? I’ve had mine go 2-3 weeks (at the longest) with no bowel movement. Not saying this is normal but from my experience the lack of movement/activity along with meds has stopped up my guys. Most recently when treating pinworms. I did not notice the Reptaid making them go to the bathroom any faster. If he’s eating and you haven’t already, try giving him some hornworms or silkworms. I find that this helps my chams. He will also be less likely to become impacted. Also, keep an eye out for any bloating or abdominal distention. Hope this helps, I know it’s pretty stressful for you.
Did they ever go a full 3 weeks? Like 21 days?
 
Yes, but this happens mainly in the winter time bc they are housed outdoors. I currently have one that was a daily pooper that is going on 2 weeks. He was treated for pinworms early March and that seemed to off set his schedule. I do feed them less when they don’t poop but more hydrating feeders.
 
Yes, but this happens mainly in the winter time bc they are housed outdoors. I currently have one that was a daily pooper that is going on 2 weeks. He was treated for pinworms early March and that seemed to off set his schedule. I do feed them less when they don’t poop but more hydrating feeders.
I've been feeding dubias that I've been filling with water. Probably will get more worms today.
 
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I think he pooped!!!
 
@janjan20 He seems a bit lethargic and sick so I was wondering if I could maybe try a half dose or quarter dose of reptaid? I don't think that would be too overwhelming to his body right? Hoping it might perk him up and give him the energy to get up in the mornings on his own.
 
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