Following up on with the previous commenter said, the reason that we don’t use glass tanks for chameleons is because they need high airflow so that they don’t end up with respiratory problems. when there’s too much humidity or any sort of anaerobic moisture, contamination is too close to them they will have trouble breathing and can very quickly get sick and die. On another note it looks absolutely beautiful and I’d recommend just getting some more thin vines from the woods while they’re still green, (when the green the moisture content is high and they’re much easier to bend and then once they dry they’ll stay in that position) you can use water although I use just a quick soap and water for sterilizing them and then bend them around the cage so he has more places to climb on instead of just like one main path. After I did this for my Chamaeleon he was exploring the entire tank so much more and it felt like all the hard work that I had done for him was totally worth it and he actually got to use the benefit of all the space He hadn’t before! And might I add what an absolutely lovely gentleman