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Repashy is a good brand. Some keepers of veileds, myself included found that their chams had gular and eye edema when using only the Repashy calcium with LoD daily. There’s no proof that the supplement caused the edema...it’s just anecdotal. I continued to use the LoD twice a month with no...

That's interesting @jannb ...I've only ever seen it in males...but I've seen females with gular edema.

It has gular edema (swelling around the throat area). Did it have it when you got it? How big is the chameleon? I'm wondering it its gravid. The best idea is likely to let it go where you found it.

...used on most feedings (veiled/panther), with some caution. Some individuals seem to be sensitive - particularly females - and may develop gular edema (swelling) or shedding issues with this all in one supplement under T5HO UVB lighting. Both my female panther and female veiled developed some...

Yeah your talking about the gular area... I would like to see more pictures of her and know supplements and schedule to make sure this is not edema. She looks as though she is gravid to me. Unless she is puffing because of the camera.

I use a multivitamin once a week and the crickets are always dusted in calcium. I will have to look at the label of the calcium to see if it has D3 in it, my assumption due to the edema is yes. I will start a new regimen and back off until I notice results. I also set up an appointment with the...

She also looks to have some gular edema. Would you be ineterested in having all of your husbandry reviewed to make sure all is correct? If so, copy & paste the following with your answers and someone can review it. Chameleon Info: Your Chameleon - The species, sex, and age of your chameleon...

Yeah and I’m pretty sure edema is totally fixable, if that’s the problem

...little swelling of his gular area (neck/"armpit") that can sometimes be due to over dusting or over supplementation. This is often called gular edema. I recently went through this with my cham as I was initially misinformed with the proper dusting technique. How are you dusting your feeders...

There are a lot of reasons for gular edema in chameleons. Please be aware that I am not a vet and can only give you ideas of what might be the cause. Hypervitaminosis A and kidney issues are two of the more common...so I usually start asking about supplements....but here's a list from a vet I...

I didnt give him LoD yesterday. I think the last time was 3-4 days ago

What does UVB have to do with gular edema?

Lucky herp uvb 10.0 | 15w | 18”/45cm | T8 and it also says EK8 but idk if that has any relevancy

...since the use 12.0s has been being touted. People are using 10.0s, and 12%s while providing D3 supplements, and coming back with gular edemas alot lately, almost every case we have seen in the last year of gular edemas have been using 10.0s and supplement with D3. Also thats the actual...

In the threads that you linked to you got good advice. The gular edema looks better in the photos in this thread. The most common reason for a chameleon to hang it's legs off the branches is gout. In a the one thread it was indicated that the uric acid levels were night which would go along...

So here's another picture from this morning, I'm not seeing the swelling today, maybe it was just the angle of the picture from last night. Let me know if you still see the swelling since I'm a new cham owner and not really sure if I'm missing the swelling. =) Thanks! Angel.

I like the idea of an all-in-one supplement and tried the Repashy LoD. I noticed my veiled got some eye and gular edema after I started it though, which went away once I put her back on the traditional 3 supplement regimen. I believe some others have reported the same, but it’s all just...

...resolve within a few hours and not return until the next feeding dusted in the LoD. Since your little one has been getting higher doses of D3 and for longer, it may take a bit of time to go away, provided that is the cause. This is what my girl’s eyes looked like. She also had some gular edema.

A bit, but the gular edema is just enough to throw off her targeting.

...of panther chameleons, which are often supplemented the same way Veiled Chameleons are. It has allowed me to get better hatch rates, produce very healthy offspring and well-calcified eggs. I haven't had any supplementation-related illness aside from a few gular edemas in females pre-lay periods.