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My cham is definitely not in a low activity area, and he is mellow as can be. I think every cham is different though, and you should pick a location that suits you first. If that does not work and your cham seems stressed, you can then move the enclosure to a quieter location. Your bedroom...

Perfect, "Jimbo!"

How about naming him "Jim" after the breeder (y)

There are lots of Skittles

The first pic he looks like Kermit the frog....lol I would name him Kermit :)

They (chams included) are lucky to have you as an employee!

Amen!

Everything looks brighter when you are drinking Western Son Vodka! :p

I see that every time I visit there....Sad!

I agree with Goose, and nothing against the OP at all. It's not her fault that she works for a big company who puts profit above the well being of animals they sell. Hopefully the OP tries to take good care of the Chams and educate the new owners.

I don't do anything, mines set to 0700 and 1900 no matter daylight savings or not.

Maybe he doesn't like it in there. Please post pics of your enclosure and fill out the how to ask for help form found here https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/how-to-ask-for-help.66/ cut/paste form in your thread and edit.

Research vitamin A supplement.

Good looking guy you have there!

A Ficus or umbrella for the main plant, and a Pothos would be ideal. Check the nurseries near your house as well as the big home improvement stores.

The cage looks very arid. I'm glad to see you are buying a bigger enclosure. Please consider live plants as they help a lot with humidity. I would also take that substrate out, you do not have a bio environment. I see potential problems arising from the substrate, such as mold and bacteria.

(y)

Looks like an Etsy store. https://www.etsy.com/shop/WetNWildGardens And specifically: https://www.etsy.com/shop/WetNWildGardens?search_query=moss

Great job being proactive!

Good point! Oscars Mom, have you verified Oscar's sex? If you are unsure please post a pic of his hind legs/feet.