r/Eurydactylodes

I bought this girl off of MM a few weeks ago. She was labeled as an E. Vieillardi, but I currently have a female E. Veillardi there are a few differences that concern me. She is two years old (should be full grown) and is wayyy smaller than my E. Vieillardi. The head scalation also looks pretty different, as well as the tail and rib cage. When I pull her lip down, she has more yellow than my E.V too. Took her to the reptile store and they couldn’t tell. Here are some pictures. If anyone knows how to tell the difference in a more official way (like counting scales or smth more scientific) please let me know what you think.

The large piece of Cork bark board I had ordered arrived to day so was able to re arrange things a little more

Following on from yesterdays post we added a couple more plants today snd moved a creeper we had planted towards the back, Also I covered part of the ventilation with a piece of glass, which seems to have helped keep the the humidity up.
Hopefully we are headed in the right direction.

Should have mentioned on my first post we have a basking light, UBV and a jungle dawn 15w led for the plants+ ceramic heater set at 21c at the mid hight of the tank as our house can get quite cold at night.

35w halogen and a 50watt dhp on a microclimate evo 3 thermostat, with lumenize jungledawn led and 7% shadedweller. Calathea leopardia, alognomea, dracnea surculosa, epipremnum auruem global green :)

Hi all, my son is getting his first chameleon gecko next week.
We have just setup up this bioactive enclosure, do you think this will be ok?
We will add a cork background in the next day or two and some moss at the front. is there anything else needed.
Photos included showing day and night temps, Yellow is basking spot towards the top, red in the middle and Blue at the bottom of the enclosure.
We mist morning and night abut humidity drops to 40 to 50% in the afternoon. I was thinking of covering 1/4 of the mesh on the top to see if this would keep it higher?
All advice appreciated:)