He does look a little thin to me but he is also under alot of stress right now. I would stop disturbing him while he is in his hide at all, he needs to feel like he has a safe zone in his enclosure. As for feedings, I tried taking mine out of the enclosure and using a bin but I found for the first few weeks he was way too stressed and wouldn't eat like that at all so I offered him his food in the enclosure while he was in his hide so he would think the food just magically appeared rather then associating you to the food. I have an Argentine and not a Columbian so there may be some things that won't be the case with the Columbian but I think the above should be just fine to follow.
Vanessa
Ontario, Canada
1.0.0 Argentine Black and White Tegu (Dezie)
0.1.0 Argenitne Red Tegu (rehome)
1.0.1 Fat-Tailed Gecko (Holly and Chugington)
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0.2.0 Children (Cadence 5, Jordan 2)
Large Saltwater tank that contains Dory, Nemo, Marlin, Foxface, 4 Gobeys, firefish, a couple shrimps, and a grumpy Brittle Star that eats fish while they sleep!
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