Early signs of MBD?

[Zubi]

Hey everyone, today i noticed a bump above my chameleons back feet, i read that that could be a sign of mbd and i wanted to make sure,

He is a 5 month old ambilobe panther chameleon
I supplement with Repashy Calcium every feeding, I fed him about 15-20 small 1/4 -1/2 crickets, but i got more medium to adult sized ones and i fed him 7, he also eats a few super worms usually about one a day.
I gutload with lettuce apples oranges with dinofuel raptor
I have a reptisun 5.0 UVB
I try to hold him for about 10 seconds a day, because he is new and i want him to get used to me.
He is basking in a few of the pictures

 

[Zubi]

anyone?

 

[Zubi]

Nobody?!! Im sorta worried

 

[juju]

i dont see any bumps really try taking more pictures so we can see what u are talking about.

 

[Zubi]

i dont see any bumps really try taking more pictures so we can see what u are talking about.

Not really bumps, the area right above his foot looks alittle fatter, maybe im just paranoid. He is my first cham

 

[juju]

hmm im not sure just keep a eye on him and if u see him acting weird just write it here im sure someone that knows more then me will be able to help u out.

 

[Elizadolots]

I don't see anything unusual....when he climbs, does he ever grab his front feet with his back feet?

 

[Olimpia]

Yea, I don't see anything unusual either. These guys tend to have cankles!

 

[RealIzeRecognIze]

Could it be the spur identifying him as male? I'm fairly new as well and only dust my veiled with a few feeders a day so I would say yours is getting plenty of calcium.

 

[camimom]

Could it be the spur identifying him as male? I'm fairly new as well and only dust my veiled with a few feeders a day so I would say yours is getting plenty of calcium.

panthers dont have spurs.

no matter what supplement we are dusting with, most everyone dusts every bug lightly.

 

[drcrossfire]

Could it be the spur identifying him as male? I'm fairly new as well and only dust my veiled with a few feeders a day so I would say yours is getting plenty of calcium.

this is a trait of veiled chams-- not panthers

 

[RealIzeRecognIze]

this is a trait of veiled chams-- not panthers

Well I learned something new today like I said I'm new with chameleons and I'm tryin to help out. Well I hope its not mbd on your beautiful cham. Good luck!