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				<title>Kingsnake.com - Herpforum - Hognose Snakes</title> 

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				  The hognose snake is a type of colubrid snake characterized by an upturned snout which aids in digging in sandy soils by using a sweeping, side to side motion. They are notorious for playing dead when threatened.

The hognose snakes consist of three distantly related genera that are artificially grouped together by the &quot;hognose&quot; common name: Heterodon which are predominantly found in United States and northern Mexico. Leioheterodon the Madagascar hognose snakes, and Lystrophis the South American or tri-colored hognose snakes.

Here you may post messages or questions pertaining to all aspects and issues regarding the keeping, breeding, health, and conservation of all Hognose Snakes.

If you are a new user to this forum, please take the time to review the rules first before posting: Terms of Service.
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						<title>Hognose licenses</title> 

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 Hi forumI live in Missouri and I've had various people say I need a license and others say I don't.Can anyone tell me for sureThanks 
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						<title>NEW BLOOD LINE</title> 

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 This line is going to be introduced as the Raging RedThis is a good example but honestly one that did not make the cut with the breeder. The Breeder is a neighbor of mine and wants zero recognition in the hobby he is very humble and does this for pure love and entertainment with the species.It wi... 
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						<title>Question on female western hog</title> 

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 I recently purchased a female western hog to breed with my male. I just wanted to know what is the best way to get a female up to breeding weight? She currently is sitting at 92 grams, and everything I have read said 250-300 grams. Any tips? 
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						<title>hognose website?</title> 

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 What happened to the &quot;world of hognose snakes&quot; website?  Can't open it on a Mac or PC.Thanks,Mike 
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						<title>Ghost Hognoses</title> 

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 some of our Ghost Hoggies(evans Hypo X Axanthic) CB2016.we really love them(but they are for sale)We hope you like them too.  
  
  
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						<title>Insignia soda cooler for brumation</title> 

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 I've been looking at wine coolers,mini fridges and soda coolers as brumation chambers for my hogs. I was leaning toward the insignia 48 can cooler from Best Buy.  Has anyone used this? Any other suggestions? 
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						<title>Young female with egg follicles?</title> 

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 Has anyone ever had a young female that developed egg follicles within the first year? Mine is around 8 months old weighing 80 grams. Bcuz I feel like that's what's happening with mine. She never been with a male. Her lower body is fat or swollen. I palpated and it does feel slightly bumpy. 
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						<title>Laws on Western Hognose Snakes in CO</title> 

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 Hello,So I have done extensive research on the laws in place here in Colorado on owning and breeding Western Hognose snakes.  I'm hearing a bunch of mix stories and I'm sure I'll hear some mixed ones on here too.  I've even spoken with a Parks and Recreational License Officer about it and she didn... 
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						<title>Getting back into herps</title> 

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 I'm interested in getting a pair of Westerns.  Just normals, not morphs.  I've been out of the hobby for a long time.  I have perused the classifieds on here.  Are there other major herp forums I should know about?  Or perhaps well reputed herp companies/breeders I should look into it?Thanks in ad... 
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						<title>JMG axanthic/Arctic Hognose - anaconda?</title> 

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 Here is my male JMG axanthic (arctic)I have never noticed before but it looks anaconda to me, what do people think, it was bought as a normal JMG axanthic. 
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						<title>switching from live to f/t pinks</title> 

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 Any tricks to switching a hognose from live to f/t pinkies? I don't want to try scenting until all else has failed. 
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						<title>Eating question</title> 

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 I got a snake through the mail like I have many times. Albino conda male hognose. The guy I bought him from said he was born in august. He is really long but very skinny only weighing 10.6 grams. He is going to the usual not eating after shipping and going to a new tub. I know that's normal. My ques... 
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						<title>Electrolyte question.</title> 

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 I know it's common for hognose to go off feed in the winter. I have a male that hasn't eaten in 2 months. He's not losing a bunch of weight and he is super active. I've heard of people putting electrolytes in their water when they go off feed. Would this help him out or is it a bad idea or waste of ... 
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						<title>Male or Female?</title> 

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 This is a 2014 albino hognose 66% het anery. He/she is 94 grams and sold as a female but now i'm not so sure. I count about 36 ventral scales.  
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						<title>Female hognose not eating</title> 

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 I've had my hognose for about 4 or 5 months and she has never had this problem before. I went to go get her more food and since she is about 2-3 feet in length now, I thought maybe she could handle a rat pup but bought the small white mice as well just in case. I tried to feed her a rat pup and she ... 
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						<title>breeding observation in the wild.</title> 

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 Does anyone in the Western hognose snake region no the months that the Western hognose snake is actively breeding in their range. It would be nice to know what is your state and county. 
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						<title>NY vs BHB Axanthic Western Hognose</title> 

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 Can anyone describe if there are distinguishable visible differences between the NY and BHB Axanthic lines?  Pictures are even better.  Thanks for any info. 
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						<title>Western Hognose question of legality MO</title> 

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 Any users familiar with the laws regarding ownership and breeding/selling of western hognose in Missouri?  According to Missouri Department of Conservation:&quot;In the last 4 years, there has been considerable taxonomic changes with the hog-nosed group that resulted in full species status and c... 
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						<title>Hognose brumation question</title> 

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 I seem to recall reading a few years ago (on here) that Hognose Snakes do not require brumation for producing viable eggs or am I mistaken? 
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						<title>Hognose question</title> 

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 I have a juvenile hognose that weights about 13 grams. Today, he tried to eat the blanket on my couch. He was fed a pinky 2 days ago. Am I not feeding him enough? Does this even mean he's hungry? 
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