What can happen if your cham eats too big of an insect?

[cigdoll]

I'm just curious on what can happen to your cham if he/she eats a cricket/worm/locust that just might be too big him him/her?

 

[SSimsswiSS]

Choking, vomit, death.

 

[Chameleonic]

Just curious or did something happen? Most of the time a cham will chew more thoroughly and have a bit of difficulty swallowing. Then he/she will be fine. Maybe a little gunshy to go after the next big locust

 

[Chameleonic]

Choking, vomit, death.

Or this, worst case scenario.

 

[cigdoll]

Haha oh nothing happened! A friend of mine just gave me a few locusts and I was looking at them thinking they might be too big my little guy Kiddo. I have a 5 months old Veiled and his length without his tail is just about 5-1/2 inches and the locusts measures 2-1/2 inches. So they might be too big for Kiddo, looks like I'll have to give them to my brother that has a bigger cham.

 

[Chameleonic]

The feeder rule is "no bigger than the distance between his eyes" or longer than his head length for worms.

 

[Onnie.g]

So my cham ate a 3 inch hornworm earlier and she's only the light of the Palm of my hand without tail...she's had her mouth gapped open ever since. Should I be worried