Way down below in this thread, you had replied to my prior Post and asked for a photo of my Radiated. I explained that I only have a regular digital camera, and that glare is an issue with my indoor photos. Even when I disable the flash, I usually don't get quality photos due to glass reflection.

Here is a photo of my 60-gallon vivarium (biome) housing my male Radiated. He is a young adult now, at about 57 inches. His biome contains 3 major hide spots, large soaking water dish, and 9 species of plants represented, one of which is a natural plant sprig.

Anyone else love the Alert, Inquisitive & Highly Active nature of Radiateds?
Did I mention that they can be VOCAL, and sometimes make clicking sounds??

0.1 Lampropeltis getula californiae (Los Angeles County Coastal Banded morph)
1.0 Coelognathus radiata (captive-bred, Vietnam origin?)
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