Important note: anything you’re mounting should have 3 points of support as illustrated
(Usually bottom and 2 sides this prevents any movement.
Cross hatching horizontal supports also ensures that nothing shifts over time as wood expands and contracts with varying humidity
Dragon ledges are great by the way
Bill also does full enclosures with them built into the system - this is a dragon strand hybrid enclosure that I use
I used a mesh floor and all of my plants are mounted on the sides.
The dragon strands are great for allowing you to suspend planters off the...
Hi and welcome, @MissSkittles can point you in the correct direction. Filling out the husbandry form is the best way to get specific advice I’d paste it but I’m still on my phone.
I can give you some input though based off the picture you shared of the enclosure:
You want your basking branch...
Sometimes they just do it because they’re curious too, they explore with their mouths/tongues @Beman told me they’re like toddlers in this regard when I was having a similar thing go on with my Cham
It would be wise to look at gut load an d supplementation too, I’m prettty sure chams do this when they aren’t getting something in their fried that they need sometimes
Best of luck
Any soil ingestion is an impaction risk - I have this issue with my Cham with lower pots he seems to be drawn to the water
You can cover the soil with smooth river rocks to prevent him from getting to it you can find them at most garden stores