"Vitamin A de ciency is common in all captive insectivorous reptiles, including leopard geckos (Eublepharis macularius), chameleons (most commonly panther [Furcifer pardalis], veiled [Chamaeleo calyptratus], and Jackson’s [Trioceros jacksonii]), and anoles. It occurs less often in wild reptiles, likely because of their varied diet, which typically includes other reptiles, mammals, birds, and invertebrate"...
https://files.brief.vet/2018-07/CTE_Vitamin A Deficiency in Insectivorous Lizards.pdf
https://files.brief.vet/2018-07/CTE_Vitamin A Deficiency in Insectivorous Lizards.pdf
