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Nice, I want to add at least one montane species to the panthers I have. I have always liked kinyongia multi b's.

Haha i care:). I like seeing photos of hugh as he matures.:o

Well not necessarily more moist, but it will keep humidity up. What species are you keeping?

Placing it next to his cage should be fine. It is an ultra-sonic humidifier correct?

That looks like feeder poo to me.:)

Get rid of that stuff and get soil... you need to put smooth river rocks over what you have not moss. Moss wouldn't be good if anything ingested it..

he/she is definitely not 2 weeks... I would say more along the lines of the 1-2 month range...

In the time I have had keeping chameleons, bugs such as crickets or roaches always gather in the top corners/edges of the cage. Ive found it's pretty rare to see feeders that will stay in the lower half of the cage.

As a juvenile your veiled should do fine in that cage. As an adult however you need something at least 24x24x48 in. It's not good to keep a chameleon in an all glass enclosure. Maybe try to make him a cheap little temporary mesh cage. (pvc frame, plastic garden mesh, zip ties...)

The hood fixture itself should be completely fine as long as you have a LINEAR reptisun 5.0 bulb in it. Do not use the compacts.

Actually keeping him in his adult cage already would be fine as long as you cup feed him, so he is able to find his food. You can also just raise the pvc base tray to make the cage smaller...

Very nice! I have a nosy be comin next week...

If you are planning to use wooden dowels then i am sure they're fine as long as you seal and cure the wood properly so it doesn't rot.

Measurement:

Really recommend ordering fox farm's happy frog organic soil. It has no fertilizers and is safe for chams.

Yes if they continually hold their snout upward then it is a good sign of a respiratory infection

What you have described are all symptoms of URI aka upper respiratory infection. Tomorrow check her mouth and find out whether or not she has a thick mucus inside.

If those measurements are correct then your ambanja is bigger.. my guess is he is around 5-6 inches stv

Do you know about how long your guy is? I will take a pic of Gryphon over some measuring tape to get an idea of how big he is.

He is 7.5 months as of today:)