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  1. snitz427

    Supplement Brands?

    ...decided to switch back to a more traditional supplement schedule to rule out LOD as part of the problem. Charlie seem to have had mild gular edema, Penny has keratin build up in her eyes, and everyone else just seemed bleh. He could certainly have been the winter blues, since they are...
  2. Dart401

    Does anyone have any info on gular edema??

    I think my 7th month old Cham Dart might have gular edema and I’m very worried. I made a vet appointment for 11:30 am on Saturday but should I request an emergency visit? Is it serious and critical that I see a vet instantly if I think he has this? Chameleon Info: * Chameleon - Nosy Faly...
  3. DanoHeinkel

    Male Panther Exhibiting Weakness and Fatigue

    ...(one per week for the last 2 weeks; vet reccommended). I’ve had a tenuous relationship with supplements due to Mingo’s history with Gular Edema (read more below) ◦ Watering - 1 nozzle Mist King system set to shower 10 minute at 8:30; 3 minutes at 12:30, and 4:30. ◦ Fecal Description -...
  4. A

    Female Panther "Rescue"

    Here is the vitamin A thing https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/brands-of-calcium-powder-gular-edema.150301/#post-1271618
  5. nightanole

    Does anyone have any info on gular edema??

    gular edema is not life or death, and the cause and solution are always up for debate. Most of the time it goes away on its own when they are young. When they are old its a sign that organs are going, but edema can be caused by all sorts of things, even with perfect setups. Odds are the vet...
  6. My Jackson's Supplement Schedule

    My Jackson's Supplement Schedule

    ...and Friday I dust with phoshorus free calcium mixed with bee pollen 10:1. I have reduced the amount of bee pollen I use after reports of gular edema associated with its use. Twice a month I substitute Repashy Calcium plus LoD for a Monday's calcium. This way they get 2-3 doses of calcium per...
  7. K

    MBD in tail and back legs

    ...concern about him is his crooked tail and spine which I think is causing his back legs to cramp up and be uncomfortable"...he also has gular edema....that needs investigation too. You said..."Is it just developed bone disease that’s incurable?"... MBD can be corrected but any damage to his...
  8. JacksJill

    Please Help #Balthazar

    ...get 3-4 feeders a week into him right now that will probably be enough while his weight comes down. There are a few possible causes of gular edema. Sometimes it is seen in pregnant females, probably from pressure on the kidneys that are partially in the pelvis, another cause is over...
  9. cruz.m

    MBD in tail and back legs

    👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 I really needed to say this for some reason but if you’ve been “treating it” for 4 MONTHS how do you not know what you’re “treating”? Also MBD is irreversible and everything you said just concerned and baffled me :)
  10. AnamCara

    Chow time

    @kinyonga posted on the wrong thread I believe.
  11. Beman

    Male Panther Exhibiting Weakness and Fatigue

    So two things stand out for me. You only have a 12 inch T5... You can basically cancel out the 2 inches on the ends of the bulb because the output is lower there. So this is giving him an 8 inch basking zone right below the t5. Also your using a 5.0 at 12 inches away. This is going to give a...
  12. cyberlocc

    The truth about UVI

    And here is the results of this UVI power creep. To me that looks like a Eggbound Animal, that has obvious gular edema. To the wonderful facebook group that is MBD and needs D3 Liquid yesterday... Oh, ya this person has a Reptisun 10.0 4 inches from the animal 12 hours a day. Gular Edema? Na...
  13. JacksJill

    Aflactoxicosis, crickets and moldy grain

    ...how many wobbly chameleons may have been affected by this rather than weakness from low calcium levels. How many times was a case of gular edema a case of mild toxicity? I think people should have this in the back of their mind when they see either of these symptoms and look into wether or...
  14. JacksJill

    Please help! Reoccurring swelling neck and eyes!!

    There are a few possible causes of gular edema. Sometimes it is seen in pregnant females, probably from pressure on the kidneys that are partially in the pelvis. another cause is over supplementation or far out of balance gut load. The last is organ failure. Is she due to lay eggs? Is your...
  15. JacksJill

    Aflactoxicosis, crickets and moldy grain

    ...would have more reaction than those with higher metabolism. It maybe happening more often than we hear and is simply chalked up to MBD or gular edema. Few people put the money into diagnostics and have the team that she did. Keep in mind just because something get moldy doesn't mean that it...
  16. A

    Pics of dusted feeders

    The key is "lightly dust" cause it will adds up being too much. Guys and gals here is a good old thread I would like to share with Yall. https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/brands-of-calcium-powder-gular-edema.150301/
  17. JacksJill

    Jacksons mouth barely open with tounge out

    He still has a lot of gular edema in these pictures and that may be forcing his tongue into that position.
  18. cyberlocc

    The truth about UVI

    ...a day, with no escape from the animal at least. Also as you said, it could be less the D3, and more the organ damage from the UVI, as gular Edema is a sign of organ dysfunction right? So maybe not from too much D3 in this case, but maybe too much UVI. The lights vary, screens vary, and we...
  19. JacksJill

    Does anyone have any info on gular edema??

    ...of it being harmful. it's just mostly a waste of money. I would start by looking at his hydration. Kidney function is a part of of some gular edema cases and not letting them get dehydrated helps keep the kidneys healthy. D3 overdose can be a cause but once month dosing is unlikely to be the...
  20. CamoChameleonsHuman

    Need help with a rescue Panther in Vegas.

    ...every feeding, calcium + D3 once every 2 weeks and a multivitamin with Vitamin A once every two weeks. I see signs of malnourishment and gular edema most likely from too much D3 and not enough regular calcium or multivitamins and only feeding on fruit flies and only a small amount at that...
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