I modified my setup by getting two reflectors to bounce light back in where it was escaping. I build stands for the reflectors out of PVC and you can see that I added the reflectors in after the side soft boxes before the vertical part of the background. It really helped to keep the light levels up in the background.


After making this setup change, I took a bunch of pictures. Unfortunately, I didn't notice until today that I had changed my ISO from 200 to 400 because of some pictures I took in another room in the time between these new pictures and my last setup. I think this change from an ISO of 200 to 400 has over exposed the pictures a little, but I'll drop the ISO back to 200 and take some more pictures in the near future. Until I do that, here are some pictures with the ISO at 400 and the new setup.

Here is a quick background comparison. I am using white muslin and then put poster board in with one piece glossy side up and the other piece matte side up:


Here is a series of pictures of the 2012 male color changing Orangebelly:





And here is a picture of the 2014 female Mojave Orangebelly:


How about a picture of one of the 2013 female Pastel Mystic Enchis:


And finally, a crowd pleaser, the 2014 female Orangebelly Specter (Super Stripe):


Hope you guys like them and sorry they are slightly over exposed. I'll back the ISO down and see what I can get.