There are a lot of us here that would be happy to help you. So if you go to this link https://www.chameleonforums.com/forums/health-clinic.7/ and click post thread you will be able to start a new one and title it husbandry review. One of us will add the form for you to fill out. It is much easier if you do it on a computer.
I believe the key phrase is "we continue to learn" lol. Silkworms clearly are my area for improvement.
My enclosure skills though are finally on point 
Like Beman said, you can post it on the health-clinic forum tab. If your on phone the post thread option is up near the top of the page. @Flick boy
Personally I like dragon ledges for this. If you are in the US you can order them for the cage size you have at this link. https://dragonstrand.com/dragon-ledges/
I am really happy with how it turned out and I reworked Beman's again as well to match. I posted a pic above so you can click this link and see them
oh lol I thought you meant a human baby; I was trying to be funnyI am really happy with how it turned out and I reworked Beman's again as well to match. I posted a pic above so you can click this link and see them
https://www.chameleonforums.com/thr...-hope-yes-you-can-do-this.169800/post-1592130
What are the 2 dome fixtures
LOL ohhhhh no those days are behind me.
I got a second Male Veiled a month ago. He just turned 5 months. That is all the baby I need in my life now. My daughter is 16 so she is plenty
My cages are wider formats then the standard. I do not like using high wattage bulbs to achieve the temps I want and I use the 5.5 inch domes so they fit perfectly in my stands. This smaller dome fixture creates a smaller area of heat IME. So each one houses an incandescent bulb for heat. This creates a bit wider area for basking (10 inch) rather then a smaller area. Both of these are hooked into a herpstat 2 which controls the output of the bulbs to achieve the set temp I want. I keep my basking lamps exactly 12 inches away from the basking area as well so getting temps even to 80 at basking was not happening with a single dome and the format of my cage and what I wanted to use. LOL I am a bit picky with details in my setup.
So your off to a great start... Only thing that stands out to me is how high you have the branches depending on the fixture used and the UVB bulb strength the top branches may be too close to the top. Small zip ties will help you secure the branches to one another so they do not shift as well. Then clean cut the ends of the tie that sticks out so it is not sharp.
A 12% bulb is going to produce much higher uvb output. I would suggest dropping back to a 6% if you stay with the 12% you need a 12 inch distance to basking. Babies screen climb though so that has to be considered. The first image in this link will give you specifics for safety raising a fixture a certain distance above so that when they screen climb they are still in a safe UVI range https://chameleonacademy.com/chameleon-cage-set-up-replicating-the-sun/
