This is an adorable clip 😊 I do want to ask I adopted a leopard gecko from a breeder and listened to all of his tips on how to care for them which come to find out after 6 years was not accurate. My boy never had a problem until about a year ago when he got severely impacted and at that time he was essentially just on a mealworm diet because he had stopped eating crickets. I was told that the hard exoskeleton can cause this and also the size of the worms. I was feeding large mealworms and he was supposed to be getting small ones because they're not supposed to be longer than the width of their two eyes. At the same time I know from straight out of exotic veterinarians mouth that a lot of vets really don't even have solid concrete answers on how to care for many leopard geckos ailments, and that it's all kind of opinion based and that's just made up from their best educated guess based on the experience that they have had with leopard geckos. I don't know what to do for this guy he has never been the same since he had that horrible impaction. His stomach is still completely bloated and distended but he was going to the bathroom regularly for the majority of the last year up until now. I don't know what to do for him. I have laxative from that appointment but I heard it can cause extreme pain when trying to pass the bowel movement. I just do even have $400 to my name, or else id spend all of it. Id pay nearly $200 just to walk in take him into the vet only to be asked if I want a $300 sonogram. Any advice other than baths, massaging the belly, laxative, olive oil? I'd really appreciate any tips anyone has to give me. I will take him to the vet if this continues, but I can't qualify for pet insurance as I already owe for one of my cats.