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There are three main chambers of the eye: the vitreous chamber, the anterior chamber, the posterior chamber.The vitreous chamber, which is filled with vitreous fluid, takes up most of the space in the eyeball. The two other chambers nourish the eye and keep its shape intact through the production...here are three main chambers of the eye: the vitreous chamber, the anterior chamber, the posterior chamber.
A transparent jelly-like fluid known as vitreous humor is found in the large posterior cavity. This substance is responsible for assisting in maintaining the appropriate intraocular pressure, retaining the shape of the eyeball, and presses the retina against the choroid.etween the iris and the cornea, the anterior chamber can be located. Alternatively, between the iris and the suspensory ligament and the lens, the posterior chamber can be located. Both chambers are fluid filled (a watery substance known as aqueous humor) and are connected at the pupil.