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Yes, haha, I don't think I read it from here though but there is some link with eyes and vitamin A, and soild snake if the eye is so irratated the bulge will not go back unless it will fit back behind the eye there is only so much space back there, do you get what I'm saying, I am trying to get...

Yes, I'm so sorry it was A vitamins, thanks so much Elizadolots. I have no idea why I said B vitamins. Well soild snake we only saw a couple seconds of the chameleon, so we can't know for sure, i'm just telling you from my experience with my chameleon, his eye looked exactly like that a few...

Mine chameleons bulge on his eye would come out and go away many times during the day, the only time it would come out was when he would itch it, so its going away when asleep because its not irratated.

It's called the nasolacrimal duct which drains from the roof of the mouth and when blocked can cause fluid to build up, still can't find the article I was talking about. Also soild snake, no I would not recommend relocating it if you don't know for sure thats whats wrong, it's happened to me...

I read this a while back, there is an article I read I just couldn't tell you where I read it, and I always back up what i say with lots of research. :)

Please don't touch it, and like i said it's not out of socket. Kinyonga, it's kinda like your sinuses and when they block up your nose, ears, and throat get swollen.

I remember reading that b vitamins will help the eye drain, don't know why it would help out but I added b vitamins and helped out my chameleon with his eye problem.

This eye bulge happens when the chameleon lacks b vitiams, so you might want to get a supplement with b vitiams in it, it will help with the chameleons eye problem.

Don't go to a vet, all they could do is cut it and drain out fluid, your better off just watching it for a few days, your welcome, if you have any more questions just ask. This is not mbd, I researched for days about this and ask a herp vet, it's a blockage in the chameleons drainage tubes in...

Yes, it will look like the chameleon uses his eye to push it back behind his eye socket, leave him alone tonight and see in the morning if hes trying to rubb it.

This has happened to my chameleon many times, the chameleon is trying to open up the drainage tube in his eye by rubbing it, there may be something in it or maybe has been swollen shut. It's not out of socket if you notice the bump is on the side of his eye, usally this sac like bump is behind...

Just watch it for a few days, mist it with warm water, and dont let him itch it, it's sore from rubbing it and the swelling, he wont open it until it feels better, the only thing the vet can do is cut it open and let it drain, it will go away in a week.

Your chameleon's eye isn't draining, fluid may have built up because the drainage tube by his eye is stopped up its like a little abscess, my chameleon had this before and his eye lid wouldn't close when he slept, there may be something in his eye, mist his eye with warm water, and if it doesn't...

If your chameleon could handle it, you could let them pupate, which I'm trying right now, and see if your chameleon likes moths. or just put them in the refrigerator for two days and then take them out.

I pay 97 cents for a gallon of spring water at wal-mart.

Mine ALWAYS does it on his bowl every day he goes right on top and does his business, so I disinfect if every time. It's suppose to be his food bowl but i guess he decided other wise.

If your chameleon is like mine and eats alot of plant matter than you might want to get a plant thats easier on your chameleon, because in large quantities it can make them sick, but if he doesn't it's fine.

Yes, you have the safest one, does your chameleon eat plants?

This happened to me, your probably watering it to much.

I bought one that was called a golden schefferla and it had yellow on it, you just have a regular schefferla then.