Search results for query: Gular edema

...below. Hopefully switching out the D3 and bee pollen for the Repashy LoD will help. Just an fyi - bee pollen has anecdotally caused gular edema. @Beman can tell you more on this. I would most definitely get a fecal parasite check just to rule that out. Basking temp is just a touch high...

My girl always gets an gular edema (puffed area around her neck) a prior to the egg laying and disappears a few days after she laid her eggs. That’s now my indicator she’s getting close to laying. Here it’s pretty noticeable, at least for me.

...orange History - due to using rodi water I was concerned with minerals so I was giving more vitamins than recommend and he developed a gular edema a few months back. I discontinued vitamins for awhile but after seeing no change I have since re started his vitamins. Cage Info: Cage Type -...

To all of the panther breeders out there/people experienced with panther babies, is the lump after the gular pouch edema or something else or nothing/normal? (This is a picture from the breeder)

...never shows interest in her laying bin, until the day she starts digging. Before that she’s only restless and patrolling everything (always in search for the best spot).The only two indicators I get with her, is close to the laying she gets a slight gular edema and she shows no interest in food.

Hello, First off, my male Jackson’s chameleon’s gular edema has gone down significantly since I have gotten him. I did not supplement for the first week, and gradually got him on the normal Jackson’s sup schedule, calcium no d3 twice a week, and a repashy lo-d once a month. This shows what...

...is also the time we wrapped the lower part of her free range (the planter) to give her privacy. Then prior to the egg laying she gets a gular edema (mostly 5 days before) and she loses appetite. The thing I can only say what I’ve noticed and is different in your situation, she never digs at...

Does Sonny have a little gular edema starting there or is it because he’s eating a large roach?

Donnie is doing great, but he picked up a little gular edema, which I think is from being outside nearly all summer. I dropped D3 all together, and dropped MV to 1x per month. So either still too much MV, or I need to greatly scale back the calcium (not that I dust that heavily). Gotta keep...

That’s interesting. What could you feed insects that can cause gular edema in your Cham?

One post/thread.. https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/gular-edema-during-gestation.162846/

With the gular edema did he have it when you got him? How long have you had him? Jackson's are notorious for getting edema with over supplementation. I know you said you use a multivitamin once a month but do you know the previous supplement schedule?

He already had the gular edema when I got him. I’ve had him for a few months, and did not supplement for the first week or two I owned him. I then gradually got him on a supplement schedule that I like to follow (Arcadia earthpro-A twice a week, and repashy Lo-D once a month). Previous owner’s...

Thank you so much for your time and information. I do happen to have some leaf litter left over from when I did a bioactive enclosure for my gecko. I’ll put some in now. So long as you don’t think it’s been too long I’ll keep waiting for her to do things on her own.

Thank you for taking the time to respond to all my info! What would you recommend for a free range? I’m very paranoid about him falling. I worry about EVERYTHING 😅. We don’t have trees here really that don’t have sap.

...for it to be even better. I’m sure @Beman already advised you on a good way to help your guy lose a bit of weight. I don’t know if his gular edema could be related to him being a bit chubby, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it is. Unlike us, chameleons are more sensitive to being overweight...

Sharp eye, luckily it was only due his big meal and the perspective of the picture. Still thanks for asking 👌🏻👏🏻

Normally when we have people pull supplements for Gular edema in chameleons we have them pull the multivitamin until the edema is completely gone. Continue giving calcium with no D3. At that point start feeding your feeder insects foods that are high and beta carotinoids such as acorn squash...

She said she doesn't think it's edema, she thinks it's his gular. I was just wanting to make sure it was normal

Most store-bought bug recipes, eg bug burger/superload, contain d3 and preformed A. More than once a keeper has unknowingly been giving their Cham extra vitamins via the commercial gutload they feed their bugs. It’s worthwhile considering.