Metabolic Bone Disease?

Here are two photos. He's still wobbly, but's he's definately a little better than he was.

were you able to take him out and inspect him pror to purchasing him? if so did he seem to have any of the problems?
just make sure and give him good gutloaded feeders and make sure he has plenty of calcium and plenty of fresh water

the movie does make it look like he is draggin his nutters.... what did you have in that container previously? and is he close to any other males?

one thing if he was EXTREMELY dehydrated...could it be his kidneys (could) or he could be dragin his junk

There was a male in that bin prior, but it was cleaned and sanitized. I'm sure there could have been a slight reminisce of the male though. I didn't get a chance to inspect him out of the bin before buying. I wouldn't feel comfortable doing it unless we all had hand sanitizers to use. I'd hate to have something spread from me or anyone else.

He has plenty of water to lap up from his hut and the bin. There's also water and a huge wide water dish of some calcium and vitamins. I'm letting him settle in tonight, and I'll offer him some crickets and mealies again tomorrow.

He may have dragging his nuts around yes, but he's certainly acting very weak like as well. I'm honestly thinking it may be a combination of him marking his area, as well as possibly being weak/hurt. He's acting a lot better though. I'll keep you posted. Thanks for you help!

you may want to dust his feeders for most feedings for the next couple of weeks just to make for sure he is getting calcium

he is very pretty I hope he does well for you

I got in 28 new leos a couple of months ago and they all atced funny for a couple of days