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I hope the OP agrees & the cham pulls through with lots of TLC. Thanks to all who have coordinated to help!

Poor thing looks on death's door. I wish I could help!

Another option is to turn the plant where the "good" side is towards the back & the "bad" side is towards the front. Then position the light where it is covering as much of the plant as possible, preferably from the top. Every few weeks turn the plant a quarter turn so all sides get equal light.

My son just got home from school & met his new buddy for the 1st time IRL. He loves to be held for short periods of time...typical of most young animals. He's eating, pooping, active, & relaxed.

He's here!!!! He's a good weight - 38 grams; arrived about an hour ago. He's warming up nicely in his enclosure. Super friendly - likes beard scratches and belly scratches. Loving his shale platform I made under his heat lamp. He ate some BFSL and some small dubia right away. Hopefully he will...

In my opinion there is a big difference between using slight enhancement such as a filter and completely recoloring a cham.

I find it more economical to buy @Matt Vanilla Gorilla 's gutload than to make my own. He has an amazing product. I use fresh veggies along with for variety.

My recipe is this: https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/due-to-popular-demand-my-gutload-for-sale.166764/#post-1447222

In my album I have pics of my cage, along with a simple pvc light rack I made to hold clamp lights at the proper level to get the right temps. On one of my cages I have a linear t5 Arcadia 6% plus 2 led pool bulbs. I rarely use a heat bulb. On my other cage I have a dual linear Arcadia uvb t5 6%...

Bowie just finished up a shed & WOW some major new orange popping out! Bowie post shed #2 @ home by celeste_knitter posted Dec 11, 2018 at 2:44 PM

The red ones are the one to stay away from - right @dshuld !

It won't hurt them, but I think they will be too far away to really help them

That was me with the magnets. Amazon has great deals on multisize packs of neodymium magnets.

That's why you need "Vanilla Gorilla" in front of it...makes it proprietary

It's also too red...great for plants but not good for chams

I can't get any plant lights to come up on that link. Most hydroponic light have a lot of red wavelength, which is not good for your cham. I would need to see the specs for that light though.

I like this one in cool white: LED Pool Bulb 45W 120V E27/E26 Base 6500K Swimming Pool Light Replacement for Most Pentair Hayward Light Fixture https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07C7L31K8/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_taa_-DZdCb3MR0YR5

UVB is great for the Chameleon, but does not help the plant. There are many options ranging from a clamp fixture with an led pool spot light 6500k or a 2 bulb linear with 1 uvb & 1 plant bulb

What kind of lights do you have? Do you have a 6500k white plant light? If not, that would help.

Jinx! :D