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I originally used real wood branches for the main climbing support system when I first set up.. I also used about 20ft of plastic/silk leaf vines and the fake bendable vines to fill in around the enclosure.. he seems to be quite happy with what is in there now but at this point its been set up...

I'm curious... I had a bearded dragon for a long time and she used to do the wave as well.. from the time she was a baby all the way up to fully grown..(and I said it that way because she reached almost 17"..and from what I was informed of that's big for them..) not really as much as she got...

my veiled is a little smaller than yours (about 4-5 to base of the tail) and will eat as many as 6 or 7 crickets along with 3-4 super worms in any given day.. when I put dubias in he'll do about 3 med of those...

the more climbing area and greenery the better.. plenty of water.. physical water (not standing water) as well as humidity.. plenty of roaming room... my Jackson's info is as follows I have one male and female Jackson's... had them both for over a year... they get to live in a 4ft (T) X...

I'm fairly new to this forum.. but one thing I noticed in your enclosure is a small bowl of water towards the left side of the picture... that's not needed nor is it recommended.. chams don't drink from dishes.. they will lick water from dripping leaves.. another thing is no ventilation at...