A sibling to this male has bred a few females recently. Keep your fingers crossed with us on this one.


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A sibling to this male has bred a few females recently. Keep your fingers crossed with us on this one.


Cool! I hatched out a high red phase male this year that has an identical pattern to that one. I'll post a pic of him tomorrow.
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Brad Chambers
The Avalanche has already started-it is too late for the pebbles to vote....
Brad, please post.
These guys are cool.
are you the same south plain reptiles that found a dead on road albino hognose a few years back? richard evans told me about you and i was wondering if you ever looked for hets in the area?
Yes. I collected a pair wihin 50ft. of where the albino was found dead. Unfortunately the male died in 2005. Last year the female bred and produced 4 eggs. 1 hatched and is doing fine. I will breed him to his mother next year(fingers crossed).Last summer, I bought the original dead hognose. I will post the pics on my website soon and maybe the forum as well. The colors of the deceased male look more like a super red hypo than an albino. The belly is more purple lending me to believe hypo rather than albino.
Thanks for your inquiry.
South Plains Reptile
That's a good looking hog. Only seen a few of those guys @ shows.
reako45
thanks
That animal actually belongs to a friend.
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