Male panther I have had for less than 1 week and I dont know history I have handled it every other day to take him outside for sun.
Where did you get him? You may want to consider returning him and buy a healthy one.
I haven't been able to get him to eat but I have tried crickets,dubios,wax worms, super worms and a moth.
How are you feeding him?
Dont know what brand supplement but he hasn't eaten so he has got none
What is the supplement or supplements you are going to use? Was this the same one he was on with the last person?
Can't get him to drink at least I haven't seen him drink spray water on all plants and have a drip system on constantly to try to get some water in him
There are not many plants with surfaces to hold enough water for drinking. You need many more. You can use a little dripper for a constant drip source from the top of the cage.
Fecal is brown and white and I have not had him tested for parasites.
You should just to rule out potential parasite issues.
Exo terra screen 36x36x18 This is too small.
THey need 2x2x4tall minimum.
Light Is exoterra uvb100
Wrong UVB type see image.
I dont have anything to test humidity yet and keep the basking area about 90 degrees at top of viv I do not see any horizontal branches.
How is he basking? Looks like most of your branches and vines are running from the bottom to a corner. Basking branch should be about 8 inches below the light and should be horizontal. If he does not have one then he is unable to the heat he needs to be able to digest in the first place.
There is a ficus plant and several plastic plants
Viv is in livingroom about 5 feet to top of viv
And I live in northern california
His symptoms are not eating drinking and sleeps often during day and keeps 1 eye closed most of the time...
This is not a healthy boy. Yes, part is due to his enclosure not being set up properly. But I have a really hard time believing that this guy has gone downhill this quickly. You need to make changes asap.
Here are additional resources.
https://www.chameleonforums.com/care/caresheets/panther/
www.chameleonbreeder.com
www.dragonstrand.com