The web site says no history is know but from what I remember being told, the snake was found exiting a pile of limbs and shrubs that were being burned somewhere in SC in the mid 90's. The snake was purchased and being maintained and the owner died a few years back, the snake died also I think. Memory is foggy becuase I have only talked with a fe people about it. John Hollister knows a bit of the story along with Soderberg. Nice and completely different looking than yours.



Great purchase on your part and good luck with it. Link to site below the photo

Amel Eastern Hog

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• W.C. ALBINO E. HOGNOSE SNAKE - TOM_CRUTCHFIELD, Thu Jan 22 20:32:42 2009
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