bunch of general hognose questions before purchasing!

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Originally Posted by tttaylorrr

they all seem to be eating fairly consistently, with the Hypo female readily eating off of tongs. i wouldn't go for the double het Hypo Albino as i don't think you're going to be breeding any time soon, but it's up to your tastes to decide.

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im still waiting to hear about weights, but is there any other difference with the het hypo albino? theyre all 3 the same price and roughly the same size. aka a hard decision


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Originally Posted by baldegale

im still waiting to hear about weights, but is there any other difference with the het hypo albino? theyre all 3 the same price and roughly the same size. aka a hard decision

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only from a visual standpoint is there a difference.

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Originally Posted by tttaylorrr

only from a visual standpoint is there a difference.

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im kinda digging the albino one, shes been growing on me https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...96ffffab6b.jpg


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I think she's a beauty.

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Originally Posted by tttaylorrr

only from a visual standpoint is there a difference.

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also, does left and eaten mean you leave it in the enclosure and wait for them to eat?


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Originally Posted by baldegale

also, does left and eaten mean you leave it in the enclosure and wait for them to eat?

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you got it. ;)

And if it eases your mind at all about enclosures and sizing, Joe keeps all of his hatchlings in a rack system with the small 6 qt tubs Deborah recommended to you. So if you do go with a hoggie from South Texas Dragons, it will be right at home immediately in a small tub enclosure, vs overwhelmed in a large tank.

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Originally Posted by hilabeans

And if it eases your mind at all about enclosures and sizing, Joe keeps all of his hatchlings in a rack system with the small 6 qt tubs Deborah recommended to you. So if you do go with a hoggie from South Texas Dragons, it will be right at home immediately in a small tub enclosure, vs overwhelmed in a large tank.

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i am most definitely getting it from him! im going to walmart tomorrow to buy the 6 quart tub and hopefully the pet store sometime to buy the aspen snake bedding! im so excited. just cant decide which hoggie i want


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Originally Posted by hilabeans

I think she's a beauty.

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i fully agree, its between these two https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...6f53ada83d.jpg https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...364053c577.jpg


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If they all eat F/T without a doubt I would go with the Albino, it's visually the most attractive and it will remain the most attractive in the future.

She is high orange and will maintain her colors very well.

To give you an idea here is a high orange hatchling in adulthood at 550+ grams

http://i68.tinypic.com/2udx72q.jpg

The best mutations as far as appeal IMO are Albino, Axanthic, and Snow and the same in Conda and Super Conda version