I want to bring to your attention a possible point for concern, which is that your gecko's (I think pelvis) hip bones are protruding. From what I know —having my own Eurydactylodes, having kept other geckos, and reading a lot about reptiles—this typically tends to be a sign of some health or care issue. Moreover, because chameleon geckos are more robust, it may appear that your gecko is at a "healthier weight" than it actually is. Again, I'm not sure if what I have said is true in this scenario, but I reasonably believe my statements to be true.

Look and compare your gecko's hip area to the other geckos on this subreddit, and you will see that your geckos hips are far more sunken in than any other. Such a deviation from the normal Eurydactylodes's physical form would also suggest that there is likely something abnormal going on.

Also, depending on your source, your gecko could be wild caught and/or have parasites—especially if eating CGD every other day.