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My advice would be to keep them in quarantine for at least three months then focus on basic care for the time being and considering pairing them next fall at the earliest. I know that isn't what you want to hear and you are anxious to move full steam a head but you will be better off practicing patience for now.
You say you bred chams for 10 years. What would your thoughts be towards someone who basically posted "I just got my first chams, never cared for them before, and now I want to breed them, tell me how"? My guess is most cham breeders would be telling that person to slow their roll. Just something to consider.
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