Veiled Female Eye "blisters"?

[jsharai]

Sorry for the abbreviated question and no pics. I just moved and I have very limited net access.

I have a 2 Y/O Female who developed these blister looking pockets in front of her eyelids.They do not intrude into the eye itself. It looks like the dreaded MBD. Other than that, shes fine. Good color, drinks and eats, etc.

Could this be a stress reaction from moving her? If not, Ideas? Thx!

Jes

 

[kinyonga]

We really need a photo but if its only the eyes I would not say that it was MBD.

 

[lindawaz]

Nice to see you here kinyonga !
I saw this post and ran away way, way out of my league!

 

[brooklynelizabeth]

Nice to see you here kinyonga !
I saw this post and ran away way, way out of my league!

agreed, way out of my league

 

[Pilotman800]

agreed, way out of my league

Same. Im gonna have to pass on this one.

Upload a photo so we can see it.

 

[jsharai]

Photos of Female Veiled w/eye problems

Ok, here's the the photos showing My "Gurl" with these blister like objects at the front of her orbits. The right eye appears to be subsiding. Not so with the left. She seems to be quite healthy, as she hates me to even put my finger in her cage. The first Chameleon care book I got said that veileds were impossible to tame. So I took it that the first time she bit the crap out of me, she was reinforcing that. So she is not handled.

What do you think of these "blisters"?

Jes

 

[kinyonga]

Did you change the lights when you moved her? Put any different plants in her cage? Change anything else?

 

[ataraxia]

that is not a blister but a obstruction under the turret. i suspect that it is skin from the last shed. a qualified vet can take this out for you or he may be able to work it out on his own. be sure to give him extra mistings and or if you can provide a shower chamber treatment once a day till it subsides.

 

[jsharai]

Lights are still the same. I've been misting her for a good while at mid morning and leaving a drip cup on top for a good part of the day. I don't have an automated mister, so I have to make do. She does love the misting, though. I'll keep going that way.

Thanks very much. I'll keep you posted.