First pippie of the season!

Ah joy!! :D First pippie of the season!! Now 118 more hoggie eggs to go! Life is about to get very very busy!

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2.../100_0975b.jpg

Sweet!!!

I'm probably gonna get this name wrong... but those are the bi-color Hogs right? :)

Tricolor Hogs (Lystrophis pulcher), but you were close. :)

DANG! :rolleyes: I almost said Tri- :8:

Those are crazy cute as babies, do they hold that amazing color as adults too? Or doest it kinda mature-out? At any rate, (not that I'm well versed in Hoggs)... :P Those are my favorite Hoggies to date! :D Congrats on your new arrivals!!!

Some hold their color, some don't. Here are two of my breeders

Cassanova - male
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2.../100_9944b.jpg

Spade - female
http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2.../100_9076b.jpg

Wow... they are both stunning! :gj: I love how diverse their colors are! Best of luck with those babies!

Congrats on the tri-colored hog :gj:.They can be some sharp looking snakes for sure.

Awwww....:)

5g and 7.12 inches (18.08 cm)

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...s/100_0979.jpg

these are hognose?

I didnt know they came in color?

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Originally Posted by Patrick Long

these are hognose?

I didnt know they came in color?

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Of course they do! That's why some Hoggers are more visually appealing than many Boas and Pythons because there are some that have milksnake colors. Also there is no snake widely available in captivity that has anything like the attractive patterns of an ordinary Western Hognose, making these things really unique in color and pattern even if they aren't tri-colored, Long.

Congrats Jenea!!!

Is it out yet??

Yup!

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Originally Posted by FloridaHogs

5g and 7.12 inches (18.08 cm)

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...s/100_0979.jpg

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Originally Posted by Patrick Long

these are hognose?

I didnt know they came in color?

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Well now you nose! LOL :banana:

WOW
he is so cool
very good looking

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Originally Posted by Patrick Long

these are hognose?

I didnt know they came in color?

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Tricolor hogs are from South America.

There are also a lot of color morphs for the western hognose..you can one that's green or red if you want.