I couldn’t seem to find a thread dedicated to showing off hognoses! Odd. Unless I’m blind and it’s staring me in the face here’s the start of one! Show off your Hognose snakes :>
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I don’t have any recent pictures of my bigger girls, but I found some random ones in my photo gallery lol
NOM NOM yummy pennnnnn
The second to last one is a Yeti, right?
I’d say so, it’s at the very least, an albino axanthic super conda. Which is a yeti. It’s insanely clean though and I really like how nice it looks. I’ve seen allot worse yetis
All (four) are spectacular!
Edited because it’s during a feeding, but just the other day got Erebus right after a shed. Literally had just gotten through with the process. Had to snap a pic.
Love the way his stripes disconnect towards the tail! Very cute!
These are very nice, great pictures too
That is a super yeti. According to the marketplace at least.
Everyone has such pretty hoggies aaa! 
Also love seeing the Eastern hognoses too! Don’t see too many captive bred Easterns compared to Western hogs
I think that is probably because they are extremely difficult to get going on mice compared to Westerns. They are almost strictly frog eaters.
Unfortunately I think that’s true. I wish there was a way to get frogs as readily available as mice and rats, I feel like that would help with breeding them in captivity. Easterns are super pretty, and super variable in the wild already so personally I don’t even think morphs would be as popular as line bred traits would be if Easterns become more readily available in the future!
Yes, both you and Ashley are correct, they aren’t commonly bred because of their diet, BUT I know of a couple breeders that have been breeding them for a couple generations now. Almost F3. And I payed a very pretty penny for mine.
Mine was born eating frozen UNSCENTED pinkies right off the bat. A few of his siblings had to eat scented though.
