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Constipated Amilobe Cham.

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I have a CONSTIPATED Panther male Amilobe Cham....tried warm h2o mists, oil coated food...pulled a portion out...still not eating...eats crix, superworms and hornworms...any suggestions would b much appreciated....thanks!
 
How old is your cham? CBB or WC?
How long have you owed the cham?
Do you use substrate?
What are your enclosure temps? High and low?
What type of enclosure do you have?
How often do you mist?

It's difficult to offer suggestions without more husbandry info.
 
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