Show off your Hognose Snakes!

[ejharker]

And here is my first hognose, just a normal conda. He is almost 6 months old. His name is S’more. He is more sassy than Chilly… a lot more sassy! haha

[ejharker]

MINE TOO! LOL he got himself a little wet and inched himself all the way up the glass and into the electrical box in the top of the cage. Thank goodness he is ok!

[solarserpents]

He’s prepared himself as a microscope slide!

[jeffreyniem]

This is my buddy, Trevor. He’s a very sweet 5 year old wild type, who’s het for permafrost.

[kaotik90]

[apersson90]

Here’s my new and first boy! Four months old and two weeks home. He’s an arctic and is delightful so far! I’ve been calling him Ribs, short for Ribeye because I thought the play on snake and steak was too funny to pass up.

[slitheryb0i]

That’s so funny! It’s a great name!

[garciademueller]

The cuteness! I can’t take it!

[tommccarthy]

Here are my daughter’s hognose the albino is a male and she named him Mango.

[tommccarthy]

[ghsaltie]

Unfortunately this girl is not a permanent resident but I hope it’s still okay to share. She’s too stinkin cute

[danji]

My little tricolor boy. I love heem

[jawramik]

I love him!

I really love tricolour hogs. The gorgeous colours of a milk snake with the adorable face of a hognose. What’s not to love?

[tommccarthy]

Here are some really old pictures of a Eastern hognose I caught in my backyard. I keeped him for about a week then let him go. He was a cool little dude. But I knew he was better off in the wild.

[jawramik]

So much drama from such a little snake!

[garciademueller]

Sorry for the bad lighting because this was taken well after the enclosure lighting was turned off, but I moved my hognoses out of their bins and into exo terras today and I just cannot stop staring at them. It feels so rewarding to see these adorable little creatures I’ve been raising for well over a year now move from their cramped little boxes into fully fledged enclosures with lighting, space, and tons of opportunities for the hoggies to roam around.

[nswilkerson1]

May be a dumb question, but what substrate are you using?

[garciademueller]

Aspen repti-chips. I switched from aspen fiber a while ago and I’ve found it’s much easier to clean while still keeping a similar look and allowing them to burrow.

[cjbianco]

Hello, everyone.
A few months ago, I discovered the ridiculously adorable western hognose, and I instantly fell in love. Today, I received my first two baby noodles — Romeo and Juliet. (They say, “hi.”)
Regards,
Chris

[lumpy]

Leucistic are so awesome. I would love to have a female one someday.