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Yes flying prey items are great enrichment for them. I also get the same aggressive feeding response with wild prey I catch, like grasshoppers and cicadas.

The only way to know for sure is to get a solar meter.

I would recommend having a plant or something where he can temporarily free range while you service the cage.

Rainy day.

It looks like OP has a panther... So floating garden with a clean cage floor and drainage outside the cage would be appropriate. Yes I agree bioactive is a great option for hatchlings and smaller species when executed properly.

No substrate... Floating garden is the way to go for indoors imo.

Mine has bobbed at a super worm haha.

Thread 'Anchoring Plants and Branches to Screen Cage: DIY Alternative' https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/anchoring-plants-and-branches-to-screen-cage-diy-alternative.184190/

Misting system installed, Cryo is officially out for the summer!

Male Nosy Be

Branches in.

That's fine the humidity drops naturally at night. You may want to mist just after dark and before sunrise though.

Not needed if outdoors.

Cryo approves

Ya it's fine just make sure plenty of shade and plenty of mist. They thrive in Florida. I would increase your misting duration. I usually mist every 4 hours for 10 minutes outdoors. You might want to look into a patio Mister so you can hook it up directly to a hose and a hose timer.

Geranium and sunpatiens added.

95 ambient is usually my cut off outdoors... 95 in shade is well over 110 in the sun. If you have to keep outside in that heat you need to mist frequently. What is your location?

Got the mandevilla planted. Perfect fit.

I took sturdy branches about 2 inch diameter and drilled a hole through the branch at one end. Then I loop a zip tie over the cage frame, through the screen, and then through the hole in the branch... Diy dragon ledges. That's how I do my indoor cage too.

I will let other give a more detailed review... However there are some red flags with your setup. The water dish needs to be removed ASAP. That is a breeding ground for bacteria. Also I am not seeing the correct T5 linear UVB lighting. What is your drainage solution?