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If this happens when you put a brand new bulb in I would just keep a watchful eye until it goes away (which should be pretty quick). just like any new heating element sometimes weird smells come off as a break in period. If this is every time you use the bulb then yes get a new fixture/ bulb!

Guessing 9 months as well. Good call on the time stamps on pics.

I gained my juvenile panthers trust by hand feeding, putting him into a high traffic area where he sees me all the time, and just slowly grabbing him one day and taking him outside. I think once he realized that I was the bringer of natural sun light it was game over and he loved me from that...

Just watch for overheating signs like pale skin and excessive open mouth. I'll take my Jackson out on my balcony to play in some bushes and eventually he'll turn bright yellow then start to lose color and open his mouth then I take him inside and he goes right back to normal. Also offer water...

My chams have also become some of my favorite pets of all time :)