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I'm assuming you will use the bottom cabinet for storage? If you are I have ideas for drainage.

For the background you can coat the wood with greatstuff and make peaks and valleys etc. You can first mount branches and then cover the joints with greatstuff. Once the greatstuff cures you can spread a layer of silicone over it and before it dries sprinkle it with cocofiber, organic dirt etc.

I personally think you should stain it a dark brown instead, then use a good polyurethane to seal it. You will need to sand between poly coats, but very minimal.

Sometimes Chams just stop eating for a while, but follow the great advise given so far.

Licking branch with water drops = drinking water (y)

You are off to a good start, remember calcium with d3 twice a month and a multi vitamin twice a month as well. Please consider offering more insects, such as roaches, silkworms (when you can get them), Black Soldier fly larva ( he will love those, and you will thank me......trust), superworms...

Wow, looks like you did a ton of research in a very short period of time! Good on you! At that age he should eat like a champ. I'm sure it is just him being in a new environment, but please do fill the form out.

The more ventilation the better imo. I see my guy looking up towards his lighting with the polished reflectors and say the same thing (I have a six bulb T5 setup for lighting). I have not seen him display any behavior or color change when doing so.

Looks like a nice setup! Let me know if I can help, I custom built an 8ft enclosure from top to bottom from scratch.

Welcome to the forum! Beautiful guy you have there! As they mature they eat less and their growth slows. Calcium everyday and with d3 and multi vitamin twice a month.

While you are looking into this, please consider posting this outline listed here: https://www.chameleonforums.com/threads/how-to-ask-for-help.66/ Cut and paste the outline and edit.

I do see the bluish spot, it does look a little off. I also see some dried scales there as well. If it were me, I would keep an eye on the area and increase the misting. Op, what is your misting schedule?

I'm not sure what you are referring to, but he may look a little dehydrated.

I hope you know what you are doing when you shoot water in his mouth. You can easily shoot water into his lungs.

Sorry, I'm no help. To be on the safe side install a laybin for when she is.