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I quickly realized it was way to small so I have posted pictures of another one. It just kind of happened honestly and now I am doing my best to get ready. They are not related to each other. Yes we use uvb light as well. Yes we have an incubator on the way. I have not worked on enclosures for...

I usually place lava rock and then reptile soil with calcium sand

Will this work for a temp enclosure?

I don't believe dividing would work out I'm happy to get her into a different enclosure All advice , welcome on creating the best environment

Is it best to move him out or her out?

Well currently she is housed with a male so I am going to try to create something to move her

Over all we have 4 chameleons, 2 giant day geckos, 2 leopard geckos, 1 yellow head dwarf gecko, 2 dart frogs, 1 iguana, and 1 tortoise. Also to include 1 hedgehog, 3 parakeets, 3 conures, 2 cats, 3 dogs, 1 pig, and over 400 gallons of freshwater fish (just got started on our saltwater set ups)...

She does have a lay bin. But she is still in the same enclosure as the male. I had read that was okay, is it not?

We bought a mating pair of chameleons about three and a half to four weeks ago and we were told that they had already mated. Does she look pregnant to yall? Is it likely they will be fertilized?

I am new to identifying panther chameleons! Can you tell if this is a male or female??