hog updates

Just thought Id get back to shooting the Herps and posting more again. Hognose season started about 4 weeks ago for me and I'm getting close to egg watch with 2 albino girls Gravid and showing me some nice bulk. While I didn't pull the preggo albino out for a shoot. I did grab the normal girl who didn't go this season and snapped a nice shot to share.

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And the albino girl in her tub she's around 450 grams

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All a my girls were sired this year by my yellow albino male :) so proud.

Happy hibernation and breeding season :)


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And a shot from tonight she laid 5 slugs a few weeks ago but is back up to weight for a double clutch I hope.

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Sorry for the cell pic. Busy cleaning cages :)

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I keep going back and forth about picking up some hoggies, they seem so cool.

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Originally Posted by jclaiborne

I keep going back and forth about picking up some hoggies, they seem so cool.

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They are a hoot, fun to breed, easy to keep, and they are unique enough that many people will enjoy them. They have a few morphs, but that keeps things interesting since its on the rise. They are SO cheap to feed. Only thing is, the poop smells dreadful, and you need to cool them in the winter, but that's not too hard to handle :-)

Nice hoggies! If you don't breed it's not really necessary to cool them, right?

Rob

That good to hear...once I get my female children's and build a rack system I might grab some of these guys at the san diego super show

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