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Ok great, that's my plan, any recommendations on misters vs drip method?

can she just be stressed from the move and new home?

I plan to use an artificial substrate like an artificial grass carpet, paper or paper towels but, I have seen so many enclosures with Cocco Fiber, I have no plans on using CF but I have read that its not the best to use but still many use it, what's everyone else using?

This guy in "Mushu" my 5 month old BD

Awesome ! Thanks, I tend to go overboard with my existing reptile enclosures, I want to do this one right !

Noooooooooooo ! LOL, just one but I haven't decided what to buy yet, there's a Panther and a Veiled I'm looking at, the decision hasn't been made yet. I want to get my setup done first, that's why Im here !:) But once I become a seasoned handler and owner I hope to get more.

Thanks Jack, Its all a coated steel with smooth edges and it can be portioned off by 1/3 increments if needed

Thanks, the two Charms I have been watching at my local Mom n Pop store are both adults or close to it, I feel they should be big enough but this enclosure that I have and want to use may be partitioned off by 1/3 increments

Awesome and thanks, I have a enclosure that I hope to make useable, I posted it here; https://www.chameleonforums.com/my-prospective-enclosure-131287/#post1140158

It is indeed a critter nation, Im hoping to make this work for my prospective pet

Thanks so much for the welcome and reply, I have tons of reading and research to do before I buy

So as a hopeful new owner of a Charm soon, I obviously want to set its enclosure up first and have it as near perfect before I buy. This is what I have and plan to use. Its dimensions are 36" L X 24" W X 63" H

Hello, my name is Gary, I originally hail from the Philadelphia area but now in Maryland for now. I currently do not own any Chameleons but I am planning to purchase either a Panther or a Veiled very soon so, I want to research what I need as far as set up before I purchase my pet as I know...